Exits and Entrances September 12, 2010

Though Athol Fugard is known for his works opposing apartheid, here the great playwright tells a more personal story about the connections between playwright and actor, student and teacher, upstart and mentor. In 'Exits and Entrances,' a young playwright and an aging actor whom he admires strike up a friendship that becomes a springboard for questions about life, art, and why we all do what we do, day in and day out, right up to old age. Needless to say, such an intimate work, with such close ties to the theater, is a more than perfect fit for the Touchstone stage.