This man created a teenager who debates the idea of a "Man of Magnitude" to aid his composition for an English class, as well two campers who take in an old man who does not speak English.
In a play by this man, one title character counts the bruises caused by the other title character, who accuses her of looking behind her to find a dog on the road. This author also wrote a play in which two men stage an impromptu performance of Sophocles' Antigone after getting off their shifts as prison workers. This man created a teenager who debates the idea of a "Man of Magnitude" to aid his composition for an English class, as well two campers who take in an old man who does not speak English. A third play by this author of Boesman and Lena and The Island takes place just as the title antagonist's father is coming home from the hospital, which prompts him to be cruel to Sam and Willie, his black servants. For 10 points, name this South African playwright of "Master Harold"...and the Boys.
In a play by this man, one title character counts the bruises caused by the other title character, who accuses her of looking behind her to find a dog on the road.
Harold Athol Lanigan Fugard