By Athol Fugard • Directed by Gordon Edelstein
"Epic" - The New York Times
"Brave" - Hartford Courant
"Extraordinarily layered" - Theatre Mania
Based on a true story, Athol Fugard’s newest play is the culmination of a career spent mining the depths and complications of the human heart.
Roelf Visagie, a train driver, searches among the amangcwaba – the unnamed ones – for the final, unmarked resting place of a young woman and child he unintentionally killed. As he wanders the graveyards of Port Elizabeth, he encounters a mysterious grave digger who guides him towards a tenuous and troubling understanding.
Running Time: 1 hour and 30 minutes (no intermission)
"Epic" - The New York Times
"Brave" - Hartford Courant
"Extraordinarily layered" - Theatre Mania
OFF STAGE MATERIALS
Contents
The Playwright
The Cast and Creative Team
Video Features
Insight: Inspiration for the Train Driver
Insight: Apartheid in South Africa
Insight: A Glossary of Terms in Xhosa and Afrikaans
Outsight





