Night Just Before the Forest

“In this stream-of-consciousness monologue, a man scours his easily distracted mind to find a path through his life.” - Cleveland Scene “The whole production is squeezed into a suitcase that holds all the lights, costumes and props.” - HellasNews Night Just Before the Forest (written in 1977) was Koltès’s first widely acclaimed play. He is considered to be heir to Samuel Beckett, Jean Cocteau, and Jean Genet, and his plays have been translated into more than 36 languages. Koltès died of complications from AIDS in 1989.