and the Boys are by, for 10 points, what South African playwright?
In a play by this author, the title character is haunted by the image of a woman who steps out in front of his engine while wearing a red headscarf. Two inmates, one of whom has won early release, appear in a play by this man in which prisoners rehearse and perform Sophocles's Antigone. In another play by this author of The Train Driver and The Island, one character has an 18-year-old pen pal named Ethel, a planned visit to whom prompts the other central character to buy a set of fine clothes; that action leads to a confrontation between the two central characters in which the brother with lighter (*) skin calls the other a "swartgat". The image of a "world without collisions", exemplified by a ballroom dance floor, appears in this author's play about the African servants Sam and Willie's interactions with the title schoolboy. The Blood Knot and "Master Harold" . . . and the Boys are by, for 10 points, what South African playwright?
In a play by this author, the title character is haunted by the image of a woman who steps out in front of his engine while wearing a red headscarf.
Athol Fugard [or Harold Athol Lanigan Fugard] &lt;Hart&gt;