The main character in this play moves from King William's Town to Port Elizabeth, but is  given three days to leave after failing to find a (*) job, so he hides at the house of his friend Buntu.
Three actors who performed in this play serve as ghost characters in it, standing in a line in order to receive imaginary  pay-packets. In the opening monologue of this play, one character nervously scans for eavesdroppers before giving his  opinion about Chinese Communist influence and is interrupted before telling the audience a story from his time as a Ford  Motor Company employee. The main character in this play moves from King William's Town to Port Elizabeth, but is  given three days to leave after failing to find a (*) job, so he hides at the house of his friend Buntu. In order to take a photo for  a passbook, its main character appears at Styles's studio pretending to be Robert Zwelinzima, the identity of a man he had found  in an alleyway. Like The Island, this play was co-produced with John Kani and Winston Ntshona. For 10 points, name this play  about identity theft necessitated by apartheid, written by Athol Fugard.
Three actors who performed in this play serve as ghost characters in it, standing in a line in order to receive imaginary  pay-packets.
Sizwe Banzi is Dead