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Comment on FROM THE ARCHIVES | Athol Fugard: All is not, and never will be, lost by 1
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Comments for The Mail & Guardian
The productions of playwright and director Athol Fugard have profoundly transformed South African theatre.
In his first performance back on a Johannesburg stage, 82-year-old Athol Fugard is a white-bearded, cardigan-clad dynamo, crackling and fizzing with theatrical life force.
But his words moved mountains in apartheid South Africa.
Fugard adds: “I do think that over the next few years he is going to become more significant.
“Prejudice and racism are still alive and well in South Africa.
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