Founded in 1993, Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT) is one of the leading English-language theatres in Asia.
SRT's mission is to enrich, engage and entertain audiences by staging theatrical productions of the highest calibre, collaborating with the best talent in the world.
Presented by SRT
Jubilee Hall, Raffles Hotel
13-17 Dec 1995
Young Harold, a white South African teenager, has known Sam & Willie "2 black South Africans" for the better part of his life. To Harold's mother, the 2 black men are mere servants and employees of her cafe. But to Harold they are close friends. Harold's relationship with Sam, in particular, is a special one. Growing up with a crippled, alcoholic father, Harold often turns to Sam for support, comfort and guidance.
But in 1950, on a wet and windy afternoon at the St. George's Park Tea room, the bonds of friendship are threatened. Harold, Sam & Willie journey down that well-worn path to a place of shame - where only the colour of a man's skin matters. A place where young Harold becomes "Master Harold" and his friends become his "boys".
Is there a way back for them? Or have they passed the point of no return?
Cast: Gary Whitaker, Remesh Panicker, Melvinder Kanth
Creative Team:
Playwright: Athol Fugard
Director: Tony Petito