"Crave" is the latest production by the National Theatre of Northern Greece (KΘΒΕ), directed and dramaturgically adapted by Christina Chatzivasileiou. This play provides a profound exploration of the human psyche when faced with extreme situations, making its debut in the foyer of the Macedonian Studies Theater. Set to premiere on February 27, 2026, at 9:00 PM, it sheds light on the emotional struggles of individuals through a complex narrative structure.

Written just months before Sarah Kane's tragic suicide, "Crave" (1998) boldness addresses her fears and showcases her personal confessions intertwined with dramatic motifs. The play features four interconnecting voices that create a unique storytelling experience, suspended in time and space. By focusing on the painful paths the mind takes to escape trauma, it asks probing questions about the nature of memory and the human condition.

Considered Kane's most enigmatic and nihilistic work, "Crave" challenges audiences to confront difficult emotions and reflections on trauma, memory, and mental struggle. The theatrical production aims not only to convey the narrative but also to evoke a deeper understanding of psychological resilience in the face of personal despair, ensuring its relevance in contemporary discussions on mental health.