-------FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY------..
presents
-----Athol Fugard ------
ATHOL FUGARD,
Distinguished Playwright, Actor and Director,
will receive the Bellarmine Medal of Honor
from Reverend Aloysius P. Kelley, S.}.,
President of Fairfield University
Address by Mr. Fugard following the ceremony.
Athol Fugard's plays are prophetic of the violent
struggle for racial justice and human dignity in
South Africa. "The Blood Knot," in its
25th anniversary revival at Yale Repertory Theatre,
received the highest acclaim in the national press
and will soon be seen in Philadelphia before going
on to New York.
Its return to the American stage at this time is all the
more poignant as Black South Africans protest the
inhumanity of apartheid and suffer mass arrests
and murder.
Plays by Athol Fugard
Klaas and the Devil 9 The Cell 9 No-Good Friday 9 Nongogo
The Blood Knot 9 Hello and Goodbye 9 The Coat
People Are Living There § Orestes 9 Boesman and Lena
Statements after an Arrest under the Immorality Act 9 Sizwe Bansi is Dead
Dimetos 9 Drivers 9 The Island 9 A Lesson from Aloes
Master Harold ... and the boys 9 The Road to Mecca
Feature Films
Boesman and Lena 9 The Guest 9 Marigolds in August
Sunday, October 27, 1985
3:00p.m.
Campus Center Oak Room
Fairfield University
Free tickets at Office of Special Events • Room 209, Bellarmine Hall, 254-4242
