It begins and ends with music and ballroom dancing. This play is frequently interrupted by calls from a hospital where one of its title characters' drunken father is being treated for his amputated leg.
It begins and ends with music and ballroom dancing. This play is frequently interrupted by calls from a hospital where one of its title characters' drunken father is being treated for his amputated leg. It is set in George's Park Tearoom in Port Elizabeth, and its three main characters are a waiter, a kitchen helper, and the tearoom's white owner. The climax occurs when the owner Hally spits in Sam the waiter's face, but Sam reacts in a dignified manner, shaming Hally into leaving the room. FTP, name this play about race relations in South Africa by Athol Fugard.
It begins and ends with music and ballroom dancing. This play is frequently interrupted by calls from a hospital where one of its title characters' drunken father is being treated for his amputated leg.
{Master Harold and the Boys}