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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Tinker tries to masturbate to a peepshow dancer, but can't quite manage it.
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* DespairEventHorizon: Brought upon by someone learning to count. [[spoiler:Robin learns how to count, but once he learns how long his stay in the university would be, he promptly hangs himself.]]
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''Cleansed'' is the third play of Creator/SarahKane, first performed in 1998 at the Royal Court Theatre Downstairs - ''Theatre/Blasted'' opened in the same venue, only upstairs.
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''Cleansed'' is the third play of Creator/SarahKane, first performed in 1998 at the Royal Court Theatre Downstairs - ''Theatre/Blasted'' ''Theatre/{{Blasted}}'' opened in the same venue, only upstairs.
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* DrugsAreBad: In the first scene Tinker is presented as a dealer and deals Graham a fix after he requests to want out which kills him.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Tinker has the peepshow dancer.
* IncestSubtext: In the play it is implies in the text that [[spoiler:Grace and Graham]] were lovers and possible suggests that the play is [[spoiler:Grace's treatment in a mental hospital]].
* KarmaHoudini: Tinker, his staff and the Peep Show girl get away with it.
* {{Minimalism}}: Averted as the play forces the limitations of live theatre with Rats carrying off [[spoiler:Carl's limbs]] and Sunflowers growing on the stage.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Tinker has the peepshow dancer.
* IncestSubtext: In the play it is implies in the text that [[spoiler:Grace and Graham]] were lovers and possible suggests that the play is [[spoiler:Grace's treatment in a mental hospital]].
* KarmaHoudini: Tinker, his staff and the Peep Show girl get away with it.
* {{Minimalism}}: Averted as the play forces the limitations of live theatre with Rats carrying off [[spoiler:Carl's limbs]] and Sunflowers growing on the stage.
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* DrugsAreBad: In the first scene Tinker is presented as a dealer and deals Graham a fix after Graham states that he requests wants to want out which kills him.
quit, leading to his death.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Tinkerhas appears to be somewhat fond of the peepshow dancer.
* IncestSubtext:In the play it is implies in the text There are implications that [[spoiler:Grace Graham and Graham]] were lovers and possible suggests that the play is [[spoiler:Grace's treatment in a mental hospital]].
Grace's relationship went deeper than just being twins.
* KarmaHoudini:Tinker, There's no indication that Tinker will face any comeuppance for his staff and the Peep Show girl get away with it.
* {{Minimalism}}: Averted as the play forces the limitations of live theatre with Rats carrying off [[spoiler:Carl's limbs]] and Sunflowers growing on the stage.atrocities.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Tinker
* IncestSubtext:
* KarmaHoudini:
* {{Minimalism}}: Averted as the play forces the limitations of live theatre with Rats carrying off [[spoiler:Carl's limbs]] and Sunflowers growing on the stage.
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* PlotTriggeringDeath: Graham's death brings Grace to the hellhole.
* ThroughTheEyesOfMadness: Well [[spoiler:Grace puts on Graham's clothes]] and collapses. Could it be that the [[spoiler:the whole play]] is the sign of a [[spoiler:mental decline of Grace]].
* TongueTrauma: [[spoiler:Tinker]] cuts out [[spoiler:Carl's]] tongue it doesn't get better.
* ShoutOut: Sarah Kane was very open about the sources, the play was based on:
** The name came from Aristotle who talked of Theatre cleansing the audience of unwelcome emotions.
** The concept came to Sarah after reading A Lover’s Discourse by Roland Barthes where he claims rejected love not unlike the situation of a prisoner in Dachau, Sarah was appalled but realised that it's a loss of self and where can the person will go if not to madness.
** [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture by impalement really happened in the Bosnian Genocide.
** The scenes with the flowers and chocolates are taken from Freud talks about sexuality.
** The iconic line "Love me or kill me" is taken from Theatre/TisPityShesAWhore, which might help towards [[spoiler:the incest subtext above]].
* ThroughTheEyesOfMadness: Well [[spoiler:Grace puts on Graham's clothes]] and collapses. Could it be that the [[spoiler:the whole play]] is the sign of a [[spoiler:mental decline of Grace]].
* TongueTrauma: [[spoiler:Tinker]] cuts out [[spoiler:Carl's]] tongue it doesn't get better.
* ShoutOut: Sarah Kane was very open about the sources, the play was based on:
** The name came from Aristotle who talked of Theatre cleansing the audience of unwelcome emotions.
** The concept came to Sarah after reading A Lover’s Discourse by Roland Barthes where he claims rejected love not unlike the situation of a prisoner in Dachau, Sarah was appalled but realised that it's a loss of self and where can the person will go if not to madness.
** [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture by impalement really happened in the Bosnian Genocide.
** The scenes with the flowers and chocolates are taken from Freud talks about sexuality.
** The iconic line "Love me or kill me" is taken from Theatre/TisPityShesAWhore, which might help towards [[spoiler:the incest subtext above]].
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* PlotTriggeringDeath: Graham's death brings Grace to the hellhole.
university.
* ThroughTheEyesOfMadness:Well [[spoiler:Grace puts on Graham's clothes]] and collapses. Could it be There are implications that the [[spoiler:the whole play]] play is the sign Grace's view of [[spoiler:her time in a [[spoiler:mental decline of Grace]].
mental hospital.]]
* TongueTrauma:[[spoiler:Tinker]] [[spoiler:Tinker cuts out [[spoiler:Carl's]] Carl's tongue it doesn't get better.
- a particular challenge for stage directors.]]
* ShoutOut: Sarah Kane was very open aboutthe sources, the play was based on:
her inspirations.
** The name came fromAristotle Aristotle, who talked of Theatre theatre cleansing the audience of unwelcome emotions.
emotions - in other words, catharsis.
** The concept came to Sarah after readingA ''A Lover’s Discourse Discourse'' by Roland Barthes where he claims rejected love is not unlike the situation of a prisoner in Dachau, Sarah Dachau. Kane was appalled at first, but realised came to realize that it's it represented a loss of the self - and from there, where else can the person will one go if not to madness.
but madness?
**[[spoiler:Carl's]] Carl's torture by impalement really happened in the Bosnian Genocide.
** The scenes with the flowers and chocolates aretaken from Freud talks about inspired by Freud's lectures on sexuality.
** Theiconic line "Love me or kill me" is taken from Theatre/TisPityShesAWhore, ''Theatre/TisPityShesAWhore'', which might help towards [[spoiler:the incest subtext above]].subtext]].
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* ShoutOut: Sarah Kane was very open about
** The name came from
** The concept came to Sarah after reading
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Cleansed is the third play of Creator/SarahKane, it was first performed in 1998 at the Royal Court Theatre Downstairs, the same location that Theatre/{{Blasted}} opened at the Upstairs.
Just like Blasted Cleansed is filled with the trademark of gore and serious themes that Sarah was well known for, basing it on works she had read like A Lover's Discourse, [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 1984]] and Theatre/{{Woyzeck}}.
The plot tells of a so called university to rid the world of the undesired, run by the sadistic Tinker who tortures the people within, Grace arrives after hearing of her twin brother's death, only to be admitted and played with by Tinker.
The Play received a cooler reception in the UK however it's considered Sarah's best in Europe.
!!The Play contains the following Tropes:
* AmbiguousEnding: The ending has Grace and Carl sitting on stage [[spoiler:both mutilated]] and while [[spoiler:Grace]] is happy [[spoiler:thanking Tinker]] Carl is [[spoiler:silently crying without any limbs]] and the sun comes out. But is any of it really real?
* BasedOnAGreatBigLie: First off fans of Kane belive that Tinker was named after Jack Tinker whose review of Blasted is still quoted but nothing exists to prove this.
** Kane claimed the storyline of [[spoiler:Robin]] was based on a man imprisoned with Nelson Mandela who was in jail for 45 years, due to being illiterate he didn't understand the length until the other prisoners taught him to count and he hung himself [[spoiler:like Robin does]]. However no evidence exist of such a person.
* BecomingTheMask: Throughout the play Grace is dressed in Graham (her brother's) clothes and imagines him speaking to her, when Robin speaks to her Graham overlaps and by the end Graham is gone [[spoiler:Grace is given a sex change]] as she has become him.
Just like Blasted Cleansed is filled with the trademark of gore and serious themes that Sarah was well known for, basing it on works she had read like A Lover's Discourse, [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 1984]] and Theatre/{{Woyzeck}}.
The plot tells of a so called university to rid the world of the undesired, run by the sadistic Tinker who tortures the people within, Grace arrives after hearing of her twin brother's death, only to be admitted and played with by Tinker.
The Play received a cooler reception in the UK however it's considered Sarah's best in Europe.
!!The Play contains the following Tropes:
* AmbiguousEnding: The ending has Grace and Carl sitting on stage [[spoiler:both mutilated]] and while [[spoiler:Grace]] is happy [[spoiler:thanking Tinker]] Carl is [[spoiler:silently crying without any limbs]] and the sun comes out. But is any of it really real?
* BasedOnAGreatBigLie: First off fans of Kane belive that Tinker was named after Jack Tinker whose review of Blasted is still quoted but nothing exists to prove this.
** Kane claimed the storyline of [[spoiler:Robin]] was based on a man imprisoned with Nelson Mandela who was in jail for 45 years, due to being illiterate he didn't understand the length until the other prisoners taught him to count and he hung himself [[spoiler:like Robin does]]. However no evidence exist of such a person.
* BecomingTheMask: Throughout the play Grace is dressed in Graham (her brother's) clothes and imagines him speaking to her, when Robin speaks to her Graham overlaps and by the end Graham is gone [[spoiler:Grace is given a sex change]] as she has become him.
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* AmbiguousEnding:
* BasedOnAGreatBigLie: First off fans of Kane belive that Tinker was named after Jack Tinker whose review of Blasted is still quoted but nothing exists to prove this.
** Kane claimed the storyline of [[spoiler:Robin]] was based on a man imprisoned with Nelson Mandela who was in jail for 45 years, due to being illiterate he didn't understand the length until the other prisoners taught him to count and he hung himself [[spoiler:like Robin does]]. However no evidence exist of such a person.
* BecomingTheMask: Throughout the play Grace is dressed in
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* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:Rod and Carl is mostly dead]].
* ButtMonkey: Robin is this to Tinker, he is forced to wear Grace's dress, when he tries to learn to write, Tinker rips his notebook and when he tries to woo Grace with Chocolates Tinker forces him to eat them. Near the end [[spoiler:he kills himself]].
* ButtMonkey: Robin is this to Tinker, he is forced to wear Grace's dress, when he tries to learn to write, Tinker rips his notebook and when he tries to woo Grace with Chocolates Tinker forces him to eat them. Near the end [[spoiler:he kills himself]].
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* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:Rod is dead, and Carl is mostly dead]].
most of the way there.]]
* ButtMonkey: Robin isthis subjected to Tinker, he is forced some of Tinker's most humiliating cruelties. [[spoiler:It's hard to wear Grace's dress, blame him when he tries to learn to write, Tinker rips his notebook and when he tries to woo Grace with Chocolates Tinker forces him to eat them. Near the end [[spoiler:he kills himself]].himself.]]
* ButtMonkey: Robin is
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* CreatorCameo: Kane played Grace in the last three performances due to the actress injuring herself.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Tinker tries to get off to the peepshow dancer and fails.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Tinker tries to get off to the peepshow dancer and fails.
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* CreatorCameo: Kane played Grace in the last three performances due to the original actress injuring herself.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Tinker tries toget off masturbate to the a peepshow dancer and fails.dancer, but can't quite manage it.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Tinker tries to
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** During [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture scene, the lines are close to Winston's torture in 1984.
*** Keeping with 1984 could Tinker ease dropping mean he's like Big Brother.
** Sarah claimed that the play's structure was based on Woyzeck, a play she had directed a year before.
*** Keeping with 1984 could Tinker ease dropping mean he's like Big Brother.
** Sarah claimed that the play's structure was based on Woyzeck, a play she had directed a year before.
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** During [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture scene, the some lines are close to reminiscent of Winston's torture in 1984.
*** Keeping with 1984 could Tinker ease dropping mean he's like Big Brother.
** Sarah claimed that the play's structure was based on Woyzeck, a play she had directed a year before.''1984''.
*** Keeping with 1984 could Tinker ease dropping mean he's like Big Brother.
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* MohsScaleOfViolenceHardness: Level 10 [[note]] Onstage rape with a pole and severing of hands, tongue, and feet; offstage severing of genitals[[/note]].
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** The iconic line "Love me or kill me" is taken from Theatre/TisPityShesAWhore, which might help towards [[spoiler:the incest subtext above]].
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** The iconic line "Love me or kill me" is taken from Theatre/TisPityShesAWhore, which might help towards [[spoiler:the incest subtext above]].above]].
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** Carl suffers the same fate as Creator/WilliamShakespeare's [[Theatre/TitusAndronicus Lavinia]], being raped and deprived of hands and tongue, while his lover is murdered in front of him. And it only gets worse for him from there.
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* KarmaHoudini: Tinker, his staff and the Peep Show girl get away with it.
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* ColdBloodedTorture: Tinker does this to everybody that is admitted to the institute in some way or another.
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* BasedOnAGreatLie: First off fans of Kane belive that Tinker was named after Jack Tinker whose review of Blasted is still quoted but nothing exists to prove this.
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* BasedOnATrueLie: First off fans of Kane belive that Tinker was named after Jack Tinker whose review of Blasted is still quoted but nothing exists to prove this.
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* BasedOnATrueLie: BasedOnAGreatLie: First off fans of Kane belive that Tinker was named after Jack Tinker whose review of Blasted is still quoted but nothing exists to prove this.
* IncestSubtext: In the play it is implies in the text that [[spoiler:Grace and Graham]] were lovers and possible suggests that the play is [[spoiler:Grace's treatment in a mental hospital]].
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* PlotDrivingDeath: Graham's death brings Grace to the hellhole.
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* PlotDrivingDeath: PlotTriggeringDeath: Graham's death brings Grace to the hellhole.
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** The scene with the flowers and chocolates are taken from Freud.
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** The scene scenes with the flowers and chocolates are taken from Freud.Freud talks about sexuality.
** The iconic line "Love me or kill me" is taken from Theatre/TisPityShesAWhore, which might help towards [[spoiler:the incest subtext above]].
** The iconic line "Love me or kill me" is taken from Theatre/TisPityShesAWhore, which might help towards [[spoiler:the incest subtext above]].
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* {{Minimalism}}: Averted as the play forces the limitations of live theatre with Rats carrying off [[spoiler:Carl's limbs]] and Sunflowers growing on the stage.
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* TongueTrauma: [[spoiler:Tinker]] cuts out [[spoiler:Carl's]] tongue it doesn't get better.
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* ThroughTheEyesOfMadness: Well [[spoiler:Grace puts on Graham's clothes]] and collapses. Could it be that the [[spoiler:the whole play]] is the sign of a [[spoiler:mental decline of Grace]].
* TongueTrauma: [[spoiler:Tinker]] cuts out [[spoiler:Carl's]] tongue it doesn't getbetter.better.
* ShoutOut: Sarah Kane was very open about the sources, the play was based on:
** The name came from Aristotle who talked of Theatre cleansing the audience of unwelcome emotions.
** The concept came to Sarah after reading A Lover’s Discourse by Roland Barthes where he claims rejected love not unlike the situation of a prisoner in Dachau, Sarah was appalled but realised that it's a loss of self and where can the person will go if not to madness.
** [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture by impalement really happened in the Bosnian Genocide.
** The scene with the flowers and chocolates are taken from Freud.
* TongueTrauma: [[spoiler:Tinker]] cuts out [[spoiler:Carl's]] tongue it doesn't get
* ShoutOut: Sarah Kane was very open about the sources, the play was based on:
** The name came from Aristotle who talked of Theatre cleansing the audience of unwelcome emotions.
** The concept came to Sarah after reading A Lover’s Discourse by Roland Barthes where he claims rejected love not unlike the situation of a prisoner in Dachau, Sarah was appalled but realised that it's a loss of self and where can the person will go if not to madness.
** [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture by impalement really happened in the Bosnian Genocide.
** The scene with the flowers and chocolates are taken from Freud.
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* BasedOnATrueLie: First off fans of Kane belive that Tinker was named after Jack Tinker whose review of Blasted is still quoted but nothing exists to prove this.
** Kane claimed the storyline of [[spoiler:Robin]] was based on a man imprisoned with Nelson Mandela who was in jail for 45 years, due to being illiterate he didn't understand the length until the other prisoners taught him to count and he hung himself [[spoiler:like Robin does]]. However no evidence exist of such a person.
** Kane claimed the storyline of [[spoiler:Robin]] was based on a man imprisoned with Nelson Mandela who was in jail for 45 years, due to being illiterate he didn't understand the length until the other prisoners taught him to count and he hung himself [[spoiler:like Robin does]]. However no evidence exist of such a person.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Tinker tries to get off to the peepshow dancer and fails.
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** The institution is meant to be a place of learning, but it feels more like a concentration camp.
** During [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture scene, the lines are close to Winston's torture in1984. 1984.
*** Keeping with 1984 could Tinker ease dropping mean he's like Big Brother.
** Sarah claimed that the play's structure was based on Woyzeck, a play she had directed a year before.
** During [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture scene, the lines are close to Winston's torture in
*** Keeping with 1984 could Tinker ease dropping mean he's like Big Brother.
** Sarah claimed that the play's structure was based on Woyzeck, a play she had directed a year before.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Tinker has the peepshow dancer.
* ThePeepingTom: Tinker watches everything and knows everything.
* PlotDrivingDeath: Graham's death brings Grace to the hellhole.
* ThePeepingTom: Tinker watches everything and knows everything.
* PlotDrivingDeath: Graham's death brings Grace to the hellhole.
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* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:Rod and Carl is mostly dead]].
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* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:Rod and Carl is mostly dead]].dead]].
* ButtMonkey: Robin is this to Tinker, he is forced to wear Grace's dress, when he tries to learn to write, Tinker rips his notebook and when he tries to woo Grace with Chocolates Tinker forces him to eat them. Near the end [[spoiler:he kills himself]].
* CreatorCameo: Kane played Grace in the last three performances due to the actress injuring herself.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: There's quite a few:
** First off the play is seen as a loose squeal to Blasted.
** During [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture scene, the lines are close to Winston's torture in 1984.
* DrugsAreBad: In the first scene Tinker is presented as a dealer and deals Graham a fix after he requests to want out which kills him.
*
* TongueTrauma: [[spoiler:Tinker]] cuts out [[spoiler:Carl's]] tongue it doesn't get better.
* ButtMonkey: Robin is this to Tinker, he is forced to wear Grace's dress, when he tries to learn to write, Tinker rips his notebook and when he tries to woo Grace with Chocolates Tinker forces him to eat them. Near the end [[spoiler:he kills himself]].
* CreatorCameo: Kane played Grace in the last three performances due to the actress injuring herself.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: There's quite a few:
** First off the play is seen as a loose squeal to Blasted.
** During [[spoiler:Carl's]] torture scene, the lines are close to Winston's torture in 1984.
* DrugsAreBad: In the first scene Tinker is presented as a dealer and deals Graham a fix after he requests to want out which kills him.
*
* TongueTrauma: [[spoiler:Tinker]] cuts out [[spoiler:Carl's]] tongue it doesn't get better.
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Cleansed is the third play of Creator/SarahKane, it was first performed in 1998 at the Royal Court Theatre Downstairs, the same location that Theatre/Blasted opened at the Upstairs.
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Cleansed is the third play of Creator/SarahKane, it was first performed in 1998 at the Royal Court Theatre Downstairs, the same location that Theatre/Blasted Theatre/{{Blasted}} opened at the Upstairs.
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!!The Play contains the following Tropes:
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The Play received a cooler reception in the UK however it's considered Sarah's best in Europe.
!!The Play contains the followingTropes:Tropes:
* AmbiguousEnding: The ending has Grace and Carl sitting on stage [[spoiler:both mutilated]] and while [[spoiler:Grace]] is happy [[spoiler:thanking Tinker]] Carl is [[spoiler:silently crying without any limbs]] and the sun comes out. But is any of it really real?
* BecomingTheMask: Throughout the play Grace is dressed in Graham (her brother's) clothes and imagines him speaking to her, when Robin speaks to her Graham overlaps and by the end Graham is gone [[spoiler:Grace is given a sex change]] as she has become him.
* BigBad: Tinker.
* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:Rod and Carl is mostly dead]].
!!The Play contains the following
* AmbiguousEnding: The ending has Grace and Carl sitting on stage [[spoiler:both mutilated]] and while [[spoiler:Grace]] is happy [[spoiler:thanking Tinker]] Carl is [[spoiler:silently crying without any limbs]] and the sun comes out. But is any of it really real?
* BecomingTheMask: Throughout the play Grace is dressed in Graham (her brother's) clothes and imagines him speaking to her, when Robin speaks to her Graham overlaps and by the end Graham is gone [[spoiler:Grace is given a sex change]] as she has become him.
* BigBad: Tinker.
* BuryYourGays: [[spoiler:Rod and Carl is mostly dead]].
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Just like Blasted Cleansed is filled with the trademark of gore and serious themes that Sarah was well known for, basing it on works she had read like A Lover's Discourse, [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 1984]] and Theatre/Woyzeck.
The plot tells of a so called university to rid the world of the undesired, run by the sadistic Tinker who tortures the people within, Grace arrives after hearing of her twin brother's death, only to be admitted and played with by Tinker.
The plot tells of a so called university to rid the world of the undesired, run by the sadistic Tinker who tortures the people within, Grace arrives after hearing of her twin brother's death, only to be admitted and played with by Tinker.
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Just like Blasted Cleansed is filled with the trademark of gore and serious themes that Sarah was well known for, basing it on works she had read like A Lover's Discourse, [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 1984]] and Theatre/Woyzeck.
Theatre/{{Woyzeck}}.
The plot tells of a so called university to rid the world of the undesired, run by the sadistic Tinker who tortures the people within, Grace arrives after hearing of her twin brother's death, only to be admitted and played with byTinker.Tinker.
!!The Play contains the following Tropes:
The plot tells of a so called university to rid the world of the undesired, run by the sadistic Tinker who tortures the people within, Grace arrives after hearing of her twin brother's death, only to be admitted and played with by
!!The Play contains the following Tropes:
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Cleansed is the third play of Creator/SarahKane, it was first performed in 1998 at the Royal Court Theatre Downstairs, the same location that Theatre/Blasted opened at the Upstairs.
Just like Blasted Cleansed is filled with the trademark of gore and serious themes that Sarah was well known for, basing it on works she had read like A Lover's Discourse, [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 1984]] and Theatre/Woyzeck.
The plot tells of a so called university to rid the world of the undesired, run by the sadistic Tinker who tortures the people within, Grace arrives after hearing of her twin brother's death, only to be admitted and played with by Tinker.
Just like Blasted Cleansed is filled with the trademark of gore and serious themes that Sarah was well known for, basing it on works she had read like A Lover's Discourse, [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 1984]] and Theatre/Woyzeck.
The plot tells of a so called university to rid the world of the undesired, run by the sadistic Tinker who tortures the people within, Grace arrives after hearing of her twin brother's death, only to be admitted and played with by Tinker.