" This play opens with one character singing about a woman who "took my money" but "called me honey" as she "was scandalizin' my name.
A teacher in this play claims that the title character is no Leonardo da Vinci, and that bad art must be punished, causing another to discuss how, when you are being caned in jail, policemen talk to you gently between each blow. That character cannot pronounce the words "scalar" or ($) "magnitude." This play opens with one character singing about a woman who "took my money" but "called me honey" as she "was scandalizin' my name." That character cannot afford to put money in a jukebox because he only has enough for the bus ride home, and is surprised to learn that him hitting (*) Hilda Samuels is why she has stopped showing up at certain meetings. Two people in this play discuss Abraham Lincoln, Charles Darwin, and Winston Churchill and later reminisce about flying a kite. This play's title character writes the essay "A World Without Collision" about his servants ballroom dancing. For ten points, identify this play by Athol Fugard.
A teacher in this play claims that the title character is no Leonardo da Vinci, and that bad art must be punished, causing another to discuss how, when you are being caned in jail, policemen talk to you gently between each blow.
{Master Harold...and the Boys}