In a flashback, the title character of a novel by this man kicks a pregnant dog, causing it to miscarry, after learning of the disappearance of his parents. This man founded a group whose first performance, in a zoo's snake pit, gave them their name, "the Serpent Players". The protagonist of a novel by this author hangs out with a gang including Butcher and Boston and is given a three-month-old baby during a mugging. In a play by this man, the idea of "a world without collisions" is discussed by a character who practices (*) ballroom dancing, shortly after Darwin and Tolstoy are proposed as examples of "men of magnitude". The news of his father's return prompts the title character of that play to lash out at the Afr
In a flashback, the title character of a novel by this man kicks a pregnant dog, causing it to miscarry, after learning of the disappearance of his parents. This man founded a group whose first performance, in a zoo's snake pit, gave them their name, "the Serpent Players". The protagonist of a novel by this author hangs out with a gang including Butcher and Boston and is given a three-month-old baby during a mugging. In a play by this man, the idea of "a world without collisions" is discussed by a character who practices (*) ballroom dancing, shortly after Darwin and Tolstoy are proposed as examples of "men of magnitude". The news of his father's return prompts the title character of that play to lash out at the African servants Willie and Sam. For 10 points, name this South African author of Tsotsi and "Master Harold"...and the Boys.
In a flashback, the title character of a novel by this man kicks a pregnant dog, causing it to miscarry, after learning of the disappearance of his parents.
Athol Fugard [or Harold Athol Lanigan Fugard]