Fugard, Athol

A memoir in which the South African playwright discusses his relationship with his two cousins, Johnnie and Garth, and reveals the major role they played in his evolution as a writer.

An impatient black youth, his "old-fashioned" teacher, and a young white woman learn from each other about the human trauma that lies at the heart of South Africa's system of apartheid in 1984.

Presents three plays written in the early seventies by South African dramatist Athol Fugard in which he explores life under the laws of apartheid.

"Master Harold, " or Hally, learns that his alcoholic father is to be released from the hospital and struggles with his emotions during a confrontation with the two black men who help in the family's restaurant in 1950s South Africa.

A coming-of-age story about a young girl seeking the courage to accept the future while her grandfather searches for the wisdom to let go of the past.

"Master Harold," or Hally, learns that his alcoholic father is to be released from the hospital and struggles with his emotions during a confrontation with the two black men who help in the family's restaurant in 1950s South Africa.