There's a lot more sorrow than rejoicing to be found in Athol Fugard's "Sorrows and Rejoicings," a play that is saturated with sadness. There’s a lot more sorrow than rejoicing to be found in ...

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As three women gather on a stark set at the funereal opening of Athol Fugard’s new play “Sorrows and Rejoicings,” having its West Coast premiere at the Mark Taper Forum, it quickly becomes ...

"Sorrows and Rejoicings," a romantic memory play heightened by the playwright's poetic storytelling gifts. Having developed a productive and fruitful bond in recent years with the McCarter Theater ...

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True to his word, Fugard’s new play Sorrows and Rejoicings, which premieres this week, marks an epoch in his career — and in the unfolding of a distinct South African culture. For the plays of ...

Sorrows and Rejoicings, the latest in the astonishing treasure trove of South African experience that is Athol Fugard’s corpus, is centrally concerned with exile and its consequences for the ...

I say, 'Hi, lady!' " Maybe. But there's no way to avoid the racial component in Athol Fugard's new play, "Sorrows And Rejoicings," which opened Off-Broadway at the Second Stage Theatre Feb.

and witnessing some of his ceremonial rejoicings. These visits and investigations were outside the strictly sectional work, and can hardly be detailed here; but they cannot fail of permanent ...

The venue's theatre was only a third full on the night I saw Sorrows and Rejoicings but those who stayed away missed a fine and moving meditation on exile, identity and the struggle for ...

A week later, on July 17, 1863, the Kennebec Journal struck a sadder note: “In the midst of our rejoicings over the recent glorious victories of the Union army, we have to turn to those ...

4 at Mayesville Presbyterian Church. Bogolubova's performance is the third concert in the church's Rejoicings series. The church started offering events for the wider community in 2015.