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Blood Knot and Other Plays
Athol Fugard
Blood Knot
by Athol Fugard
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the powerful themes and relationships explored in Blood Knot, highlighting its relevance to the complexities of race and identity. Many feel the play is a profound reflection on life under Apartheid in South Africa. However, some recognize that reading the play doesn't quite compare to experiencing it performed live.
Powerful themes of race Engaging character relationships Timeless and relevant message Reading it isn't the same as seeing it
Synopsis
A play about two brothers who lose themselves in illusory hopes and dreams.
Naive optimism and self-delusion finally give way to self-reflection and consciousness, and the brothers abandon their role-playing and embrace their brotherhood.
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Highlights From Signature's "Blood Knot" Starring Colman Domingo and Scott Shepherd
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1989
Binding Paperback
Pages 81
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573640032
ISBN-10 0573640033
LCCN 89217325
LCC PR9369.3.F8 B55 1989
DCC 822
Blood Knot is a American play written by Athol Fugard and published by Samuel French in New York (1989).
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