Fountain Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)
Fountain Theatre is proud to present Victory, the US premiere of the latest play by the great South African playwright Athol Fugard (Master Harold and the Boys, Exits and Entrances, The Island.) This story of the betrayal of hope in the "New South Africa" has been wildly praised by critics in his home coutry and Britain.
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The last date listed for Victory was Friday March 14, 2008 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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"Victory" is not an easy play to "like." Fugard (sp?) is very pessimistic about there ever being economic equality and justice in South Africa. However, the play has more universal implications - about the blowback from economic inequality and injustice everywhere in the world.
Well performed, well written. Strong energy, gripping, not too long.
This is an excellent theater with a charming little cafe upstairs. The production was compelling and very well acted.
The Fountain Theatre is a lovely, intimate, air-conditioned theater with 78 seats in four rows. It has won over 100 awards for theater excellence, including every major theater award in Los Angeles. "Broadway-caliber! Everything is first class at the Fountain," says the Los Angeles Times. Back Stage West says, "This theatre company is a precious jewel in the City of Angels' crown. One of the fi
This is the U.S. Premiere of the new play by internationally acclaimed playwright Athol Fugard (Master Harold and the Boys, The Island, Blood Knot, Sizwe Bansi is Dead, Exits and Entrances, and the Academy Award-winning Best Foreign Film, Tsotsi). A powerful and moving drama about the betrayal of hope in the "New South Africa."
<p>Directed by Stephen Sachs</p>
<p>Starring:
Morlan Higgins (Exits and Entrances)
Lovensky Jean-Baptiste
Tinashe Kajese </p>
<p>Produced by Simon Levy and Deborah Lawlor </p>