South African playwright Athol Fugard, renowned for his works during apartheid, passed away at 92. His plays, including *Boesman and Lena*, *The Blood Knot*, and *Sizwe Banzi is Dead*, addressed racial injustices and human resilience. Fugard’s distinctive style blended poignant realism with hope amidst suffering, reflecting the struggles of marginalized individuals. His work resonated globally,… Read More »Athol Fugard, South African Playwright, Captured Humanity’s Struggles with Empathy
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