4.48 Psychosis was the astonishing final work of the radical British playwright Sarah Kane, first performed posthumously in 2000. Detailing the experience of clinical depression, the play harrowingly reveals, through poetry, anger and dark humour, an individual’s struggle to come to terms with their own psychosis, the numbers in the title referring to the time in the early morning when clarity and bleak despair strike together.

Dates: Friday 5th and Saturday 6th August 2016.
Time: Doors at 7.15pm with performance starting at 8.00pm
Tickets: £8 (no concessions)

This play contains strong language, sexual content and adult themes. Over 16’s only.

Tickets can be booked in advance by emailing: cellardoortheatrecompany@gmail.com, or asking a cast member to put your name down for tickets. The payment will be taken on the door on the night of the performance.