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The Blood Knot

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  • Athol Fugard (center)
    Athol Fugard

    …Plays, 1977), but it was The Blood Knot (1963), produced for stage (1961) and television (1967) in both London and New York City, that established his reputation. The Blood Knot, dealing with brothers who fall on opposite sides of the racial color line, was the first in a sequence Fugard…

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    …Plays, 1977), but it was The Blood Knot (1963), produced for stage (1961) and television (1967) in both London and New York City, that established his reputation. The Blood Knot, dealing with brothers who fall on opposite sides of the racial color line, was the first in a sequence Fugard…

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