Çağdaş İngiliz Tiyatrosu Estetiğinin Değişen Algısı ve Mark Ravenhill

Year 2016, , 113 - 128, 30.10.2016

Çağlayan Doğan

https://doi.org/10.18795/ma.70519

Cited By: 1

Abstract

This study aims to scrutinize the 1990’s British theatre aesthetic and in-yer-face theatre which experienced many fluctuations that determine the movement of current theatre tendency. In-yer-face theatre was initiated in the early 1990s by appearing Sarah Kane on Royal Court. In this study, it is put forward the historical background of the British theatre from Look Back in Anger (1956) that revealed a new theatre aesthetic in that term. After the background information about in-yer-face theatre, it mainly focuses on Mark Ravenhill who is one of the most prominent figures of  British Theatre in1990’s which is called nasty nineties that includes in violence, scenes of rape, cannibalism, depression, alienation, consumerist culture, and sexuality on stage. 

Keywords

Contemporary British Theatre, Mark Ravenhill; In-yer-face Theatre

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