In a work by this author, a character repeatedly mentions the boots worn by a woman's policeman brother, which appear in the background of a photograph sent by that woman.
In a work by this author, a character repeatedly mentions the boots worn by a woman's policeman brother, which appear in the background of a photograph sent by that woman. At the beginning of that play by him, one character bathes his feet while debating the merits of two brands of footsalts. Two of his characters discuss whether Alexander Fleming was a "man of magnitude" before one of them considers writing an essay on the Eastern Province ballroom dancing competition. He wrote a play in which the pen-pal Ethel Lange strains the relationship of half-brothers Morris and Zachariah, and one in which Hally's shame over his father causes him to mistreat the black servants Sam and Willie. For 10 points, name this South African playwright of Blood Knot and Master Haroldand the Boys.
In a work by this author, a character repeatedly mentions the boots worn by a woman's policeman brother, which appear in the background of a photograph sent by that woman.
(Harold) Athol (Lanigan) Fugard