the direction of Christopher McElroen. In 2011 the Royal Shakespeare Company staged a revival of the play as part of the company's 50th anniversary celebrations. The revival was directed by Anthony Neilson and ran from 14 October to 11 November. American composer Mary McCarty Snow (1928-2012) composed music for a Texas Tech University production of Marat/Sade. In 2012, the play was staged at Brava Theatre in San Francisco, produced by Marc Huestis and directed by Russell Blackwood with his company Thrillpeddlers. Film adaptation The 1967 film adaptation featured many of the original players from the American production. The long version of the play's title is shown in the film's opening credits, although this was frequently shortened to Marat/Sade in publicity materials. The screenplay was written by Adrian Mitchell and directed by Peter Brook. The cast included Richardson, Magee, Jackson, Jones, and Clifford Rose. See also Madah-Sartre, a play by Alek Baylee Toumi, inspired by Marat/Sade References Bibliography External links 1963 plays Broadway plays German plays adapted into films Metafictional plays Plays set in the 19th century Plays set in France Tony Award-winning plays Works by Peter Weiss Works about the Marquis de Sade Cultural depictions of Jean-Paul Marat Cultural depictions of Charlotte Corday Self-reflexive plays