The tale retold. A charged retelling of the infamous biblical tale, placing the girl we call Salomé at the centre of a revolution. Playing until 15 July. Find out more and book tickets: https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/shows/salome

Yaël Farber, Isabella Nefar and Olwen Fouéré talk about the character of Salomé. Learn more and book tickets: https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/shows/salome

We spoke to director Yael Farber about her upcoming production of Les Blancs, which will open at the National Theatre tomorrow. Lorraine Hansberry's drama is set in an African country on the edge of civil war. The production marks the National Theatre debut of Farber, who won great acclaim for her production of The Crucible at the Old Vic in 2014.

An interview with Yael Farber discussing her new play, MoLoRa, a modern adaption of the Greek Oresteia set during the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in post-apartheid South Africa. Presented by Culture Project's Women Center Stage, see MoLoRa at the Ailey Citigroup Theater from June 30-July 24 2011.

A stunning contemporary adaptation of Sophocles Theban Plays by Yael Farber

South African Strindberg: Miss Julie at the Edinburgh festival Yael Farber's remarkable, award-winning reworking of Miss Julie -- shifting the action to modern-day South Africa and casting Julie as a white farmer's daughter who has an affair with John, her father's black servant -- has been hailed as one of the finest productions on this year's fringe.

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Mies Julie is an adaptation of the classic play Miss Julie by August Strindberg set in a post aparthied Karoo farmhouse. The play involves Miss Julie, a farmer's daughter; John, a labourer; and Christine, John's mother who brought them both up.

Mies Julie March 25 -- April 19, 2014 Baxter Theatre Centre (South Africa) Internationally acclaimed director Yael Farber sets her explosive new adaptation of Strindberg's classic Miss Julie in the remote, bleak beauty of South Africa. In the sweltering heat of a Cape Karoo kitchen, a deadly battle unfolds over power, sexuality, memory, mothers, and land.