Theatre

SAVED by Edward Bond

When an unmarried young woman gets pregnant, she will be confronted with social rejection, her family's indifference and the violent face of modern society.

"Saved",  a provocative play by Edward Bond, premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in London in 1965, shocking audiences with its brutal realism and scenes of violence and became a notorious play, facing hard criticism and censorship.

A radical work, which played a key role in the abolition of theatrical censorship in Britain, having a profound influence on a whole new generation of writers!

Translation: T. Bantis- T. Aslanidou
Direction: V. Bisbikis
Production: Cartel

THE ARTRIGHTS has licensed the Greek production,on behalf of The Literary Estate of Edward Bond, which represents E. Bond's author rights, c/o Cassarotto Ramsay & Associates.