The Molawin Stage proudly unveils its bold and immersive production of 4.48 Psychosis, the final and most haunting work of acclaimed playwright Sarah Kane. This Filipino staging, translated by Margarette Anne C. Mediano, delves into the raw and fragmented exploration of mental illness, isolation, and inner turmoil. Challenging conventional theatre, this production promises an intense and deeply personal experience for its audience.
A Profound Exploration of the Human Psyche
Featuring Althea Clabita and Friday Moratal, 4.48 Psychosis plunges into the unfiltered mind of an individual navigating the depths of depression. With its striking language, poetic dissonance, and visceral imagery, the play confronts themes of despair, love, and fleeting moments of clarity. The production offers a rare and thought-provoking theatrical experience that resonates deeply with contemporary audiences.
Show Details
- Venue: Sining Makiling Gallery, UPLB Freedom Park Upper Grounds, Harold Cuzner Royal Palm Ave, Los Baños, Laguna
- Dates: March 31, April 2, and April 4, 2025
- Showtime: 4:48 PM
This exclusive, invite-only event ensures an intimate and curated experience for a select audience, making every performance a unique and engaging dialogue on mental health, identity, and human fragility.
About The Molawin Stage
The Molawin Stage is a pioneering theatre company dedicated to producing socially relevant and boundary-pushing performances. With a commitment to innovative storytelling and theatrical experimentation, the group continually challenges audiences by bringing complex narratives to life.
This production serves as the thesis project of senior theatre students from the University of the Philippines Los Baños, including Ericson Narciso (Production Manager), Paulette Dela Paz (Director), Zyrone Sarmiento (Stage Manager), and Althea Clabita (Lead Actor). Each member brings a unique expertise to the production, united by a shared vision to create a deeply moving theatrical experience that sheds light on the unseen struggles of mental illness.
Why You Should Watch 4.48 Psychosis
This adaptation of Sarah Kane’s groundbreaking work stands as a powerful testament to the impact of theatre in sparking crucial conversations. Through its fearless portrayal of mental health, 4.48 Psychosis serves as an invitation to reflect, engage, and break the silence surrounding these often-overlooked issues.
For those seeking an unfiltered, emotionally charged theatre experience, The Molawin Stage’s 4.48 Psychosis is a must-see. Stay tuned for more updates on this exclusive production.
