The reviews are in; click on the links below to read what the critics are saying:
by Athol Fugard
“...sensitive, deeply engaging…"
The Oregonian
“Starts with sugar, ends with meat.”
Willamette Week
And…from Bob Hicks for ArtsWatch:
Theatre, politics and Fugard
There was good attendance at the Inside Out free performance at Roosevelt High School Auditorium on Tuesday, May 14th. The audience members, including Deaf high school students, were engaged and loved the play.
But it's not too late to see the play interpreted! Rich Hall and Dot Hearn will be interpreting the performance again at Theater! Theatre! on Thursday, May 23rd, at 7:30 pm. Click here to BUY TICKETS, which are $30 for adults, $25 for seniors, $18 for age 30 and under.
You can also Call 503.242.0080 or visit www.profiletheatre.org for more information.
My Children! My Africa! by Athol Fugard
It’s 1985, the height of the student uprising against the government’s oppressive apartheid system. Passionate teacher Mr. M inspires an unlikely pairing for an English competition: brilliant black student activist Thami and privileged, down to earth white Isabel from a neighboring school. Loyalty and friendship are put to the test when external forces prove stronger than the walls of the Karoo classroom and the students loudly cry: Is this education power or is it oppression?
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