The Plays of Martin Crimp

The book offers a thorough analysis of Martin Crimp's contemporary plays, adaptations, and translations, highlighting their innovative nature. It explores how Crimp's work challenges audiences by transforming the familiar into the unfamiliar, creating a sense of estrangement that enhances theatrical experience. By treating his works as both texts and performance events, the author delves into the unique aspects of Crimp's contributions to modern theater.