# Martin Crimp
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Martin Andrew Crimp (born 14 February 1956 in Dartford, Kent) is a British playwright.
Crimp is sometimes described as a practitioner of the "in-yer-face" school of contemporary British drama, although he rejects the label. He is notable for the astringency of his dialogue, a tone of emotional detachment, a bleak view of human relationships – none of his characters experience love or joy – and latterly, a concern for theatrical form and language rather than an interest in narrative.
FR: David Bowie; Yinka Shonibare; Mark Strong
Portraying the PM on stage; artist Yinka Shonibare: the return of Lara Croft; actor Mark Strong; author Tash Aw; artist Chuck Close and George Benjamin and Martin Crimp on their opera Written on Skin.
FR: Paul Auster, Martin Freeman & Danny Boyle
Paul Auster on why he never reads reviews and Martin Freeman on his role in The Hobbit. Danny Boyle discusses the Olympic Opening Ceremony and Paul Thomas Anderson on his film The Master and playwright Martin Crimp talks about his new play at the Royal Court Theatre
Attempts on her Life
This is a background pack for Katie Mitchell's 2007 production of Attempts on her Life by Martin Crimp.
#18 - The Power of Adaptation
This month, we'll be exploring a few themes to get you ready to keep your word, and to fuel your Voice, your expression and your projects in 2021.
This week it's all about the difference between changing and adapting. And for that, I'm traveling back to last February when I discovered Martin Crimp…
Jonathan Spector
Intro: Leak It All, the gumbo of bad decisions.Let Me Run This By You: Overcoming insecurities, chasing hope, staying curious, and Marilyn Monroe. Interview: A Maze by Rob Handel, Just Theatre, New College of Florida, Asolo Repertory Theatre, SF State, playwriting MFAs, Attempts on Her Life by Mar…
Indira Varma (Act I)
In this week's episode Jonny shares grapes, birdsong and theatrical butterflies in the garden of “Britain’s best reviewed” theatre actor (J Cake)- Olivier award-winning star of Game of Thrones, Indira Varma. Indira talks about her calmness under pressure, what she thinks rehearsal should be, what d…
Patricia Lockwood's auto-fiction-ish Will There Ever Be Another You + The Buffalo Hunter Hunter + The Original
This week’s episode explores three new books. First up, Patricia Lockwood’s Will There Ever Be Another You, a third-person autofiction-ish tale that includes a family trip to Scotland, grief and fairies. Then we head to the American frontier for blood-soaked vengeance and vampires in Stephen Graham…
Sam Pritchard On 'In The Republic Of Happiness' by Martin Crimp
Sam Pritchard is a director, whose recent work includes Romans, a novel, by Alice Birch at the Almeida and Alistair McDowall’s work all of it, at the Royal Court and the Avignon Festival. A large portion of Sam’s time has been spent at the Royal Court where he was an Associate Director from 2016 to…
The Chairs: APT Portable Prologue
Director Vanessa Stalling and actors Jim Ridge and Colleen Madden discuss the 2026 production of The Chairs, by Eugène Ionesco, translated by Martin Crimp, at American Players Theatre in Spring Green, Wisconsin. Enhance your experience and appreciation by listening to this lively interview before …
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