MARAT / SADE Assembly and Prologue. This design of the play Marat / Sade, by Peter Weiss, takes place in a long warehouse that has been converted into a bath house for the mental patients, who have been taught through art therapy to express themselves through drawing. In their hysteria, they steal de Sade's papers, drawing both on them and every available surface in the bath house, and in the chaos of the final scene, the patients destroy the baths, spraying water all over the paper-covered space.	MARAT / SADE Preparation. Audience are led from the entrance of the bath house, through the baths, to seating at the far end.
MARAT / SADE Homage to Marat.	MARAT / SADE Marat and de Sade have a philosophical conversation concerning life and death.
MARAT / SADE Corday and Duperret meet.	MARAT / SADE Corday whips de Sade.
MARAT / SADE Intermission.	MARAT / SADE Epilogue. Chaos ensues, and the paper-covered bath house is drenched by water spraying from the damaged baths.