A character in this play hides Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species in the library's theology section so that he can finish reading it.
A character in this play hides Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species in the library's theology section so that he can finish reading it. Near the end of this play, a character spends his bus fare to have the jukebox play Sarah Vaughan's "Little Man, You've Had a Busy Day". A character in this play titles a prospective essay about an event of cultural significance "A World Without Collisions". A title character of this play is upset to learn that this alcoholic, one-legged father will be returning home from the hospital. This play begins with the black men Sam and Willie practicing ballroom dancing, and ends after the young, white Hally spits in Sam's face. For 10 points, name this short play by Athol Fugard.
A character in this play hides Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species in the library's theology section so that he can finish reading it.
"Master Harold" ...and the Boys