That phone call interrupts a waiter who compares violence to collisions on a dance floor while describing a waltz competition to the title schoolboy.
This play ends with a character using his bus fare to listen to a jukebox playing "Little Man You've Had a Busy Day." After receiving a phone call from a hospital, the protagonist of this play mocks his father by imagining cripples competing for a chamberpot filled to the brim with piss. That phone call interrupts a waiter who compares violence to collisions on a dance floor while describing a waltz competition to the title schoolboy. The climax of this play occurs when its only white character demands to be called by the title honorific after spitting in the face of a black employee of the St. George's Park Tea Room in South Africa. For 10 points, name this autobiographical play about a conversation between Sam, Willie, and the young Hally, written by Athol Fugard.
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