One work by this man follows Pavel's repetitive existence among a herd of swine and is set in a fictional village "in the author's imagination," while another depicts two prisoners endlessly rehearsing Antigone.
One work by this man follows Pavel's repetitive existence among a herd of swine and is set in a fictional village "in the author's imagination," while another depicts two prisoners endlessly rehearsing Antigone. This author of the A Place With the Pigs and The Island performed several early plays at a local zoo's snake exhibit, and collaborated with some of his most frequent actors on a work in which the laid-off worker Styles complains for an hour before Robert arrives and announces that he has raided the title figure's corpse and assumed his identity. Elsa and the priest Marius ponder how to care for the widow Helen, who keeps a garden full of figures facing a certain (*) direction, in another of this author's works. This playwright of Sizwe Basni is Dead and The Road to Mecca described the hazards of being a pen pal with a white girl in a work about Morris and Zachariah, Blood Knot. Sam and Willie interact with Hally in his best-known play, one of many commentaries on apartheid. FTP, name this South African playwright who wrote Master Harold...and the Boys.
One work by this man follows Pavel's repetitive existence among a herd of swine and is set in a fictional village "in the author's imagination," while another depicts two prisoners endlessly rehearsing Antigone.
Athol {Fugard}