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The play was inspired by the 'outsider' art of Nukain Mabusa, and tells the story of a grandfather near death and a grandson taking over his creative role. The play shows people being creative in ways that make life worth living, and gives an example of Fugard's humour.
 
The play was inspired by the 'outsider' art of Nukain Mabusa, and tells the story of a grandfather near death and a grandson taking over his creative role. The play shows people being creative in ways that make life worth living, and gives an example of Fugard's humour.
  
The play appears to be an early version/title of Fugard's play, ''[[The Painted Rocks at Revolver Creek]]'' (2015).
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Referred to in McDonald's 'Afterword' to ''[[Exits and Entrances]]'' (2008).
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The play appears to be an early version of/title for Fugard's later play, ''[[The Painted Rocks at Revolver Creek]]'' (2015).
  
 
== Performances ==
 
== Performances ==

Latest revision as of 17:57, 26 September 2023

Visions is a short play by Athol Fugard (1932-).


The play

The play was inspired by the 'outsider' art of Nukain Mabusa, and tells the story of a grandfather near death and a grandson taking over his creative role. The play shows people being creative in ways that make life worth living, and gives an example of Fugard's humour.

Referred to in McDonald's 'Afterword' to Exits and Entrances (2008).

The play appears to be an early version of/title for Fugard's later play, The Painted Rocks at Revolver Creek (2015).

Performances

Sources

McDonald, M. 2008. 'Afterword' in Fugard's Exits and Entrances. Theatre Communications Group: New York.

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