“Leave a Mark More Permanent than the Moment Itself”

In “Leave a Mark More Permanent than the Moment Itself”, Aisling Murphy seeks to find a space that balances her exposure to the world of news journalism with that of the theatre in which Murphy is immersed through the development of a script inspired by the works of Sarah Kane.

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Journal
Canadian Theatre Review
Published
2025-08-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3138/ctr.203.009
Primary Topic
Irish and British Studies
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“Leave a Mark More Permanent than the Moment Itself”

A. Murphy
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Irish and British Studies
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“Leave a Mark More Permanent than the Moment Itself”

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Abstract

In “Leave a Mark More Permanent than the Moment Itself”, Aisling Murphy seeks to find a space that balances her exposure to the world of news journalism with that of the theatre in which Murphy is immersed through the development of a script inspired by the works of Sarah Kane.

Canadian Theatre ReviewVol. 203
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Irish and British Studies
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