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It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/{{Hippolytus}} with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on stage. Sarah was commissioned by The Gate Theatre to write it, she would also direct it.
In this version Phaedra doomed love for Hippolytus is retold with him as the central character, he is rude, lazy and dissatisfied with everything. Phaedra's love is rewarded with nothing like she wanted and she lets Hippolytus suffer for his emotional abuse.
In this version Phaedra doomed love for Hippolytus is retold with him as the central character, he is rude, lazy and dissatisfied with everything. Phaedra's love is rewarded with nothing like she wanted and she lets Hippolytus suffer for his emotional abuse.
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It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/{{Hippolytus}} with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects - unlike the classic text text, it displays the violence on stage. Sarah was commissioned by The Gate Theatre to write it, and she would also direct it.
In this versionPhaedra Phaedra’s doomed love for Hippolytus is retold with him as the central character, he character. He is rude, lazy and dissatisfied with everything. Phaedra's love is rewarded with nothing like she wanted and she lets Hippolytus suffer for his emotional abuse.
In this version
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* AdaptationalDistillation: In this retelling the Gods don't have anything to do with the piece, the play is set in the complementary world rather than classic Greece. In fact during the [[spoiler:execution of Hippolytus]] the chorus is a group of Brits that have come for the day out.
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* AdaptationalDistillation: In this retelling the Gods don't have anything to do with the piece, the play is set in the complementary contemporary world rather than classic Greece. In fact during the [[spoiler:execution of Hippolytus]] the chorus is a group of Brits that have come for the day out.
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* SelfAbuse: Hippolytus, a detached, misanthropic psychopath who only cares about base pleasures, regularly jerks off into whatever available clothing is lying near him.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularly jerks off into whatever available clothing is lying near him.
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* CassandraTruth: Like the original play Phaedra accuses Hippolytus of rape, which is a lie and he is commended to die, [[spoiler:however he doesn't deny it in the play]].
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularly masturbates, his dirty socks are everywhere.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularly masturbates, his dirty socks are everywhere.
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* CassandraTruth: Like the original play Phaedra accuses Hippolytus of rape, which is a lie and he is commended to die, [[spoiler:however he doesn't deny it in lie. Unlike the play]].
source material, Hippolytus dooms himself by being too apathetic to defend against the charges.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularlymasturbates, his dirty socks are everywhere.jerks off into whatever available clothing is lying near him.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularly
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* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus is "depressed" and a utter manchild because his Father is away or that he misses his birth mother, however Hippolytus averts this theory with his own to Phaedra:
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* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus is "depressed" and a utter manchild because his Father is away or that he misses his birth mother, however Hippolytus averts disputes this theory with his own [[NietzscheWannabe nihilistic viewpoint,]] summarising it to Phaedra:
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Hippolytus tells Phaedra that her love won't change anything for him, he calls her out on her obsession and goes into detail about the life of a Prince is a dull excuse of a life, all his friends and lovers are false to be Royal is to be in a gilded cage.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Hippolytus tells Phaedra that her love won't change anything for him, he calls her out on her obsession and goes into detail about the life of a Prince is a dull excuse of a life, all his friends and lovers are false to false. To be Royal is to be in a gilded cage.
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* LowestCommonDenominator: Just to hammer home how much of a boring, awful derelict deviant Hippolytus is, we're introduced to him mindlessly watching television and basic Hollywood movies that are described to get graphically violent.
* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizza and Peanut Butter, incessantly watches television and generic, violent action movies that he jerks off to, and is surrounded by expensive toys he barely plays with. His room is a pigsty strewn with clothes; we're introduced to him using some questionably clean socks he picks off the floor to blow his nose and jerk off with before throwing them back on the floor. He's described as fat, too.
* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizza and Peanut Butter, incessantly watches television and generic, violent action movies that he jerks off to, and is surrounded by expensive toys he barely plays with. His room is a pigsty strewn with clothes; we're introduced to him using some questionably clean socks he picks off the floor to blow his nose and jerk off with before throwing them back on the floor. He's described as fat, too.
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* LowestCommonDenominator: Just to hammer home how much of a boring, awful derelict deviant Hippolytus is, we're introduced to him mindlessly watching television and basic Hollywood movies that are described to get graphically violent.
violent. [[invoked]]
* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizzaand with Peanut Butter, incessantly watches television and generic, violent action movies that he jerks off to, and is surrounded by expensive toys he barely plays with. His room is a pigsty strewn with clothes; we're introduced to him using some questionably clean socks he picks off the floor to blow his nose and jerk off with before throwing them back on the floor. He's described as fat, too.
* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizza
* NewMediaAreEvil: There's an unflattering portrayal of the blockbuster movies that Hippolytus watches on his big screen: they all devolve into disturbing (even for Kane) violence of mindless gratuity.
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%%* RapeAsDrama: It's a retelling of Phaedra, and as such, it is one of the main plot points.
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* BasementDweller: The script implies Hippolytus is such: an [[GeekPhysique overweight]] slob surrounded by pricey toys [[{{Fanboy}} obsessing]] over television and Hollywood blockbusters.
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* FatBastard: The script describes Hippolytus as fat, and he's an ungrateful, misanthropic, misogynistic ManChild {{nerd}}.
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* FatBastard: The script describes Hippolytus as fat, and he's an ungrateful, misanthropic, misogynistic ManChild {{nerd}}.nerd.
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* {{Nerd}}: The script implies Hippolytus is such: an overweight slob surrounded by pricey toys obsessing over television and Hollywood blockbusters.
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* RapeAsDrama: It's a retelling of Phaedra, and as such, it is one of the main plot points.
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* AdaptedOut: As said above the God's don't appear and characters like the Nurse are removed.
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* AdaptedOut: As said above Unlike the God's original tragedy, the Gods don't appear and characters like the Nurse are removed.
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* DownerEnding: Well like all of Kane's plays are naturally dark [[spoiler:Hippolytus,Phaedra,Theseus and Strophe]] are dead.
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* DownerEnding: Well like all As with many of Kane's plays are naturally dark [[spoiler:Hippolytus,Phaedra,Theseus plays, it's not a happy ending. By the end, [[spoiler:Hippolytus, Phaedra, Theseus and Strophe]] are dead.have died horrible deaths.
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* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus is like it because his Father is away or that he misses his birth mother, however Hippolytus averts this theory with his own to Phaedra:
----> Hippolytus: I was born into this shit,you married it.
----> Hippolytus: I was born into this shit,you married it.
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* FatBastard: The script describes Hippolytus as fat, and he's an ungrateful, misanthropic, misogynistic ManChild {{nerd}}.
* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus islike it "depressed" and a utter manchild because his Father is away or that he misses his birth mother, however Hippolytus averts this theory with his own to Phaedra:
----> Hippolytus: I was born into thisshit,you shit, you married it.
* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus is
----> Hippolytus: I was born into this
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* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizza and Peanut Butter, watches TV and plays with a remote control car.
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* LowestCommonDenominator: Just to hammer home how much of a boring, awful derelict deviant Hippolytus is, we're introduced to him mindlessly watching television and basic Hollywood movies that are described to get graphically violent.
* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizza and Peanut Butter, incessantly watchesTV television and generic, violent action movies that he jerks off to, and is surrounded by expensive toys he barely plays with. His room is a pigsty strewn with a remote control car.clothes; we're introduced to him using some questionably clean socks he picks off the floor to blow his nose and jerk off with before throwing them back on the floor. He's described as fat, too.
* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizza and Peanut Butter, incessantly watches
* {{Nerd}}: The script implies Hippolytus is such: an overweight slob surrounded by pricey toys obsessing over television and Hollywood blockbusters.
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* RapeAsDrama: It's a retelling of Phaedra, it one of the main plot points.
* SexualKarma: All the Royal Family seems to suffer this.
* ShoutOut: Apart from the original myth and classical play it's based, Sarah Kane wrote quotations from the bible into the text.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Hippolytus is a man-child, whom hates every minute of his existance, yet it suggests everybody wants to sleep with him and he sees Phaedra's meaningful confession [[spoiler:and finally giving oral sex]] as pointless.
-->Hippolytus: "There. Mystery over"
* SexualKarma: All the Royal Family seems to suffer this.
* ShoutOut: Apart from the original myth and classical play it's based, Sarah Kane wrote quotations from the bible into the text.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Hippolytus is a man-child, whom hates every minute of his existance, yet it suggests everybody wants to sleep with him and he sees Phaedra's meaningful confession [[spoiler:and finally giving oral sex]] as pointless.
-->Hippolytus: "There. Mystery over"
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* RapeAsDrama: It's a retelling of Phaedra, and as such, it is one of the main plot points.
* SexualKarma: All the Royal Family seems to sufferthis.
this in the end, ranging from suicide to being torn apart by an angry mob.
* ShoutOut: Apart from the original myth and classical play it'sbased, based on, Sarah Kane wrote quotations from the bible into the text.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Hippolytus is aman-child, whom FatBastard of a ManChild, hates every minute of his existance, yet it suggests existence, and takes out that hatred on others, including Phaedra. Yet, everybody wants to sleep with him and he sees Phaedra's meaningful confession [[spoiler:and finally giving oral sex]] as pointless.
-->Hippolytus: "There. Mysteryover"over."
* SexualKarma: All the Royal Family seems to suffer
* ShoutOut: Apart from the original myth and classical play it's
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Hippolytus is a
-->Hippolytus: "There. Mystery
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* MohsScaleOfViolenceHardness: Level 9[[note]]Onstage rapes, tearing apart and disembowelment of a live victim.[[/note]].
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Hippolytus is a man-child, whom hates every minute of his existance, yet it suggests everybody wants to sleep with him and he sees
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Hippolytus is a man-child, whom hates every minute of his existance, yet it suggests everybody wants to sleep with him and he seessees Phaedra's meaningful confession [[spoiler:and finally giving oral sex]] as pointless.
---->Hippolytus: "There. Mystery over"
---->Hippolytus: "There. Mystery over"
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It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/Hippolytus with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on stage. Sarah was commissioned by The Gate Theatre to write it, she would also direct it.
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It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/Hippolytus Theatre/{{Hippolytus}} with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on stage. Sarah was commissioned by The Gate Theatre to write it, she would also direct it.
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* AdaptationalDistillation: In this retelling the Gods don't have anything to do with the piece, the play is set in the complementary world rather than classic Greece. In fact the [[spoiler:execution of Hippolytus]] the chorus is a group of Brits that have come for the day out.
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* AdaptationalDistillation: In this retelling the Gods don't have anything to do with the piece, the play is set in the complementary world rather than classic Greece. In fact during the [[spoiler:execution of Hippolytus]] the chorus is a group of Brits that have come for the day out.
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* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus is like it because his Father is away or that he misses his birth mother, however Hippolytus averts this theory with his own:
----> Hippolytus: I was born into this shit.
----> Hippolytus: I was born into this shit.
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* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus is like it because his Father is away or that he misses his birth mother, however Hippolytus averts this theory with his own:
own to Phaedra:
----> Hippolytus: I was born into thisshit.shit,you married it.
----> Hippolytus: I was born into this
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Theseus]] has this after realising that he has [[spoiler:killed Strophe]].
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Theseus]] has this after realising that he has [[spoiler:killed Strophe]].Strophe]].
* ParentalIncest: The main subject [[spoiler:all the Royal Family are this]].
* RapeAsDrama: It's a retelling of Phaedra, it one of the main plot points.
* SexualKarma: All the Royal Family seems to suffer this.
* ShoutOut: Apart from the original myth and classical play it's based, Sarah Kane wrote quotations from the bible into the text.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Hippolytus is a man-child, whom hates every minute of his existance, yet it suggests everybody wants to sleep with him and he sees
* ParentalIncest: The main subject [[spoiler:all the Royal Family are this]].
* RapeAsDrama: It's a retelling of Phaedra, it one of the main plot points.
* SexualKarma: All the Royal Family seems to suffer this.
* ShoutOut: Apart from the original myth and classical play it's based, Sarah Kane wrote quotations from the bible into the text.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Hippolytus is a man-child, whom hates every minute of his existance, yet it suggests everybody wants to sleep with him and he sees
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularly masturbates, his socks are everywhere.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularly masturbates, his dirty socks are everywhere.
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* EvenTheGuysWantHim: Despite Phaedra's claims there is nothing Gay about him Hippolytus doesn't care [[spoiler:the Priest who speaks to him in jail performs fellatio in him]].
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* EvenTheGuysWantHim: Despite Phaedra's claims there is nothing Gay about him him, Hippolytus doesn't care [[spoiler:the Priest who speaks to him in jail performs fellatio in him]].
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* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Phaedra feels that the love she has for Hippolytus is more than her own for Theseus, she tells him [[spoiler:and he delights in telling her, he slept with her daughter and that daughter slept with Theseus]] it's too much for [[spoiler:her]].
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Hippolytus tells Phaedra that her love won't change anything for him, he calls her out on her obsession and goes into detail about the life of a Prince is a dull excuse of a life, all his friends and lovers are false to be Royal is to be in a gilded cage.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Phaedra feels that the love she has for Hippolytus is more than her own for Theseus, she tells him [[spoiler:and he delights in telling her, he slept with her daughter and that daughter slept with Theseus]] it's too much for[[spoiler:her]]. [[spoiler:her]].
* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizza and Peanut Butter, watches TV and plays with a remote control car.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Phaedra feels that the love she has for Hippolytus is more than her own for Theseus, she tells him [[spoiler:and he delights in telling her, he slept with her daughter and that daughter slept with Theseus]] it's too much for
* {{Manchild}}: Hippolytus eats Pizza and Peanut Butter, watches TV and plays with a remote control car.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Hippolytus and
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* {{Jerkass}}: Hippolytus andMyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Theseus]] has this after realising that he has [[spoiler:killed Strophe]].
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* EvenTheGuyWantHim: Despite Phaedra's claims there is nothing Gay about him Hippolytus doesn't care [[spoiler:the Priest who speaks to him in jail performs fellatio in him]].
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* EvenTheGuyWantHim: EvenTheGuysWantHim: Despite Phaedra's claims there is nothing Gay about him Hippolytus doesn't care [[spoiler:the Priest who speaks to him in jail performs fellatio in him]].
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* MonsScaleOfViolenceHardness: Level 9[[note]]Onstage rapes, tearing apart and disembowelment of a live victim.[[/note]].
* Jerkass
* Jerkass
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* MonsScaleOfViolenceHardness: MohsScaleOfViolenceHardness: Level 9[[note]]Onstage rapes, tearing apart and disembowelment of a live victim.[[/note]].
[[/note]].
*Jerkass{{Jerkass}}: Hippolytus and
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* DownerEnding: Well like all of Kane's plays [[spoiler:Hippolytus, Phaedra,Theseus and Strophe]] are dead.
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* DownerEnding: Well like all of Kane's plays [[spoiler:Hippolytus, Phaedra,Theseus are naturally dark [[spoiler:Hippolytus,Phaedra,Theseus and Strophe]] are dead.
** DownfallBySex: It's clear that all that sex would be the undoing of [[spoiler:Hippolytus]].
* EvenTheGuyWantHim: Despite Phaedra's claims there is nothing Gay about him Hippolytus doesn't care [[spoiler:the Priest who speaks to him in jail performs fellatio in him]].
* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus is like it because his Father is away or that he misses his birth mother, however Hippolytus averts this theory with his own:
----> Hippolytus: I was born into this shit.
* HumansAreBastards: The detailed way that the crowd [[spoiler:tear Hippolytus to pieces]] shows the way anybody would truly behave if the law allowed them.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Phaedra feels that the love she has for Hippolytus is more than her own for Theseus, she tells him [[spoiler:and he delights in telling her, he slept with her daughter and that daughter slept with Theseus]] it's too much for [[spoiler:her]].
* MonsScaleOfViolenceHardness: Level 9[[note]]Onstage rapes, tearing apart and disembowelment of a live victim.[[/note]].
*Jerkass
* EvenTheGuyWantHim: Despite Phaedra's claims there is nothing Gay about him Hippolytus doesn't care [[spoiler:the Priest who speaks to him in jail performs fellatio in him]].
* FreudianExcuse: The Doctor claims that Hippolytus is like it because his Father is away or that he misses his birth mother, however Hippolytus averts this theory with his own:
----> Hippolytus: I was born into this shit.
* HumansAreBastards: The detailed way that the crowd [[spoiler:tear Hippolytus to pieces]] shows the way anybody would truly behave if the law allowed them.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Phaedra feels that the love she has for Hippolytus is more than her own for Theseus, she tells him [[spoiler:and he delights in telling her, he slept with her daughter and that daughter slept with Theseus]] it's too much for [[spoiler:her]].
* MonsScaleOfViolenceHardness: Level 9[[note]]Onstage rapes, tearing apart and disembowelment of a live victim.[[/note]].
*Jerkass
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* AdaptationPersonaltyChange: All the characters are very different to the source material, Hippolytus is nihilistic due to his upbringing as a Prince, he sees life as a depressing, and no longer feel pleasure in anything.
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* AdaptationPersonaltyChange: AdaptationPersonalityChange: All the characters are very different to the source material, Hippolytus is nihilistic due to his upbringing as a Prince, he sees life as a depressing, and no longer feel pleasure in anything.
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* ButtMonkey: Phaedra treats Strophe briefly like one and Hipploytus treats everyone especially Phaedra to great dressing down of herself.
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* BlackHumor: There's a great deal of it and Sarah described it as a comedy.
* ButtMonkey: Phaedra treats Strophe briefly like one and Hipploytus treats everyone especially Phaedra to great dressing down ofherself.herself.
* CassandraTruth: Like the original play Phaedra accuses Hippolytus of rape, which is a lie and he is commended to die, [[spoiler:however he doesn't deny it in the play]].
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularly masturbates, his socks are everywhere.
* DownerEnding: Well like all of Kane's plays [[spoiler:Hippolytus, Phaedra,Theseus and Strophe]] are dead.
*
* ButtMonkey: Phaedra treats Strophe briefly like one and Hipploytus treats everyone especially Phaedra to great dressing down of
* CassandraTruth: Like the original play Phaedra accuses Hippolytus of rape, which is a lie and he is commended to die, [[spoiler:however he doesn't deny it in the play]].
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Hippolytus regularly masturbates, his socks are everywhere.
* DownerEnding: Well like all of Kane's plays [[spoiler:Hippolytus, Phaedra,Theseus and Strophe]] are dead.
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* AdaptationalDistillation: In this retelling the Gods don't have anything to do with the piece, the play is set in the complementary world rather than classic Greece.
* AdaptationalPersonaltyChange: All the characters are very different to the source material, Hippolytus is nihilistic due to his upbringing as a Prince, he sees life as a depressing and no longer feel pleasure in anything. Phaedra wants to help him partly to help her obsession with him.
* AdaptationalPersonaltyChange: All the characters are very different to the source material, Hippolytus is nihilistic due to his upbringing as a Prince, he sees life as a depressing and no longer feel pleasure in anything. Phaedra wants to help him partly to help her obsession with him.
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* AdaptationalDistillation: In this retelling the Gods don't have anything to do with the piece, the play is set in the complementary world rather than classic Greece. In fact the [[spoiler:execution of Hippolytus]] the chorus is a group of Brits that have come for the day out.
*AdaptationalPersonaltyChange: AdaptationPersonaltyChange: All the characters are very different to the source material, Hippolytus is nihilistic due to his upbringing as a Prince, he sees life as a depressing depressing, and no longer feel pleasure in anything. anything.
** Phaedrawants to help him partly to help is a victim in this version even though in this version [[spoiler:she gets her obsession with him.desire fulfilled]] she finds it means nothing to Hippolytus.
* AdaptedOut: As said above the God's don't appear and characters like the Nurse are removed.
* ButtMonkey: Phaedra treats Strophe briefly like one and Hipploytus treats everyone especially Phaedra to great dressing down of herself.
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** Phaedra
* AdaptedOut: As said above the God's don't appear and characters like the Nurse are removed.
* ButtMonkey: Phaedra treats Strophe briefly like one and Hipploytus treats everyone especially Phaedra to great dressing down of herself.
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It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/Hippolytus with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on stage.
In this version Phaedra doomed love for Hippolytus is retold with him as the central character.
While the least performed of Sarah's few plays it does contain her wittiest dialogue.
In this version Phaedra doomed love for Hippolytus is retold with him as the central character.
While the least performed of Sarah's few plays it does contain her wittiest dialogue.
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It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/Hippolytus with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on
In this version Phaedra doomed love for Hippolytus is retold with him as the central
While the least performed of Sarah's few plays it does contain her wittiest
!!The Following Play features the following Tropes:
* AdaptationalDistillation: In this retelling the Gods don't have anything to do with the piece, the play is set in the complementary world rather than classic Greece.
* AdaptationalPersonaltyChange: All the characters are very different to the source material, Hippolytus is nihilistic due to his upbringing as a Prince, he sees life as a depressing and no longer feel pleasure in anything. Phaedra wants to help him partly to help her obsession with him.
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It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/Phaedra with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on stage.
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It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/Phaedra Theatre/Hippolytus with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on stage.
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Phaedra's Love is the second play of Creator/SarahKane first performed in 1996.
It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/Phaedra with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on stage.
In this version Phaedra doomed love for Hippolytus is retold with him as the central character.
While the least performed of Sarah's few plays it does contain her wittiest dialogue.
It is a loose retelling of the classical text Theatre/Phaedra with Kane's iconic use of violence and taboo subjects unlike the classic text it displays the violence on stage.
In this version Phaedra doomed love for Hippolytus is retold with him as the central character.
While the least performed of Sarah's few plays it does contain her wittiest dialogue.