A thoughtful review by Arifa Akbar in The Guardian 3 Nov 2020.

"Director Tinuke Craig gives Sarah Kane’s one-act play an edge-of-the-seat tension as the four characters move between hope and despair... More than two decades on, it has lost none of its lyricism and dramatic intensity. Kane left almost no stage directions to denote gender, time or place, and because of this deliberate vagueness, the play becomes fertile ground for invention."

The full review is  here
https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2020/nov/03/crave-review-sarah-kane-chichester-festival-theatre

Chichester Theatre are streaming live performance of Crave from  31 Oct- 7 Nov 2020.

Originally due to play in the Spielgeltent this autumn, Crave will be staged to a live, socially distanced audience in the Festival Theatre and simultaneously live-streamed to global digital audiences.

"In a damaged world, four characters search for the light.
Angry, funny, defiant, kind and cruel, Crave is a deeply personal meditation on the meaning of love. Pulsing with loss and longing, its resonance will be doubly powerful as we begin to reconnect our lives after the loneliness and seclusion inflicted by a global pandemic."

This production will feature a sensory sound and videoscape created by director Tinuke Craig, designer Alex Lowde and sound designer Anna Clock.

For details click here http://www.iainfisher.com/kane/eng/sarah-kane-news.html.