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By Athol Fugard | Directed by Joy zinoman

 

About


The first show in Mosaic Theater’s South Africa repertory, this landmark classic from South Africa’s most acclaimed playwright, Athol Fugard, is a harrowing fable of two brothers bound by blood and separated by color. The light-skinned Morris and his darker-skinned brother Zachariah share a one-room shack in Port Elizabeth, where their childhood memories form a bond that runs deep. But when Zachariah’s pen-pal, a white woman, announces her intention to meet him in person, it is Morris who cloaks himself in the clothes and mannerisms he learned while “passing” in white society in order to pose as his brother.

 

March 29–April 30, 2017

Runtime: 2 hours, 20 minutes, with one 15-minute intermission. 

 

Creative Team


 

Press


“Riveting… [A] precise, full-blooded show”

Washington Post

“Razor-sharp direction… More relevant than ever”

Curtain Up

“Dynamic symbiosis fills the space”

Metro Weekly