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Athol Fugard's Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act

A man and a woman in love. A man and woman having an affair. A black man and a white woman having an illegal affair. Fugard's rhythmic, poetic tragedy is an intimate and blistering review of racial injustice and the idiosyncrasies in any relationship.

Woman, Frieda Joubert: Megan McDermott, AEA

Man, Errol Philander: Brandon Pierce, AEA

Det. Sergeant J. Du Preez: Jay Stratton, AEA (V.O.)

Stage Manager: Rae Labadie

Lighting Designer: Eric Baker

Photos: Lauren Sowa

Free Library of Philadelphia, Independence Branch

Philadelphia Fringe Festival, 2017

Press Highlights:

"Director Bicica works with the play’s different moods effectively, moving in a heartbeat from gentle, tender moments to flashes of heightened tension" -

"Director Leigh E. Bicica...skillfully uses lighting and sound to stoke menace..." -

"Under Bicica’s direction, they convey a universe of human study, connection, and injustice within the confines of a single blanket spread on the ground." -

DC Metro Theater Arts

The Inquirer

Broad Street Review

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Athol Fugard's Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act

A man and a woman in love. A man and woman having an affair. A black man and a white woman having an illegal affair. Fugard's rhythmic, poetic tragedy is an intimate and blistering review of racial injustice and the idiosyncrasies in any relationship.

Athol Fugard's Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act

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A man and a woman in love. A man and woman having an affair. A black man and a white woman having an illegal affair. Fugard's rhythmic, poetic tragedy is an intimate and blistering review of racial injustice and the idiosyncrasies in any relationship.