Combining lyricism with dark humour, 4.48 Psychosis is an unvarnished look at the difficulty of questioning and communicating with the outside world through the lens of depression.

Award-winning director Andy Ng Wai-shek directs the international cast of ITI’s graduating cohort in a multicultural interpretation of a modern classic.

“as playful as it is confessional... roaring with life and wit and energy as it gazes unblinkingly at depression and death”
- The Guardian

“sometimes poetic and sometimes shocking... never less than taut and fascinating” - The New York Times

Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes

Performed in English, Korean, Malayalam and Mandarin

Advisory: R18 (Mature Content and Coarse Language)
4.48 Psychosis contains discussions of mental illness, self-harm, suicide and coarse language.

Written by: Sarah Kane
Directed by: Andy Ng Wai-shek
Performed by: ITI's 2020 graduating cohort
Cast: Kyongsu Kathy Han, Li-chuan Lin (a.k.a. Aki), Prajith K Prasad, Ramith Ramesh, Rhian Hiew Khai Chin
Set and Lighting Designer: Dorothy Png
Sound Designer: He Yin
Video Designer: Kaykay Nizam

(Source: Intercultural Theatre Institute Website)