Rather than putting anything shocking on stage, the casual violence that permeates its series of alienated monologues is all described, making the audience complicit in imagining it.
Nicolas Kent, who has directed with Charlotte Westenra, makes it more shocking by staging it with deliberate propriety.
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The Royal Opera has been in the news in recent months for, in some eyes, shocking scenes on stage.
Even though Brooks's spoofing of the Nazis was already familiar from his 1967 film, The Producers, this was a shocking moment on stage and, from a non-Jewish writer, would surely have been unacceptable.
How difficult has it been to adapt such a brutal and shocking incident for stage?
Of his Julius Caesar, one critic pondered: "Will this version be the most shocking show ever staged in Britain?" Loping around the auditorium in Oslo, greeting each member of the crew with a slap on the back, Castellucci couldn't seem less like an evil theatrical extremist.
Last of all, the media response – " Is this the most shocking play ever staged?", "The new National Theatre play that is so gruesome it's making the audience FAINT" – is as tediously sensationalist as it was at the time, ensuring that people will flock to their seats expecting to be revolted.
Last of all, the media response—"Is this the most shocking play ever staged?"; "The new National Theater play that is so gruesome it's making the audience FAINT is as tediously sensationalist as it was at the time, ensuring that people will flock to their seats expecting to be revolted.
So that is shocking," he told The Stage.
