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I.D.

Name: I.D.
Brand: NICK HERN BOOKS
SKU: 05113986
Price: 4051 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Antony Sher
ISBN: 9781854597540

Antony Sher

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 05113986

Publishers NICK HERN BOOKS, August 2003

Written by - and starring - Antony Sher, this stunning play about the assassination of Verwoerd open... Full description

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Written by - and starring - Antony Sher, this stunning play about the assassination of Verwoerd opens the refurbished - and much admired - Almeida Theatre I.D. tells of how one, Demetrios Tsafendas, came to assassinate Hendrik Verwoerd, President of South Africa and the chief architect of Apartheid. We first meet Tsafendas in a mental hospital in 1999, then track back through his life. Born in Mozambique, son of a Cretan father and a 'Cape coloured' mother, Tsafendas fetches up in mid-sixties South Africa, in the grip of new laws on racial segregation. He cannot marry the woman of his dreams because she is classified 'Coloured' while he is W for 'White'. Sickened by this injustice and goaded by his monstrous Doppelganger - a walking manifestation of the giant tapeworm he believes took root in him as a child - Tsafendas stabs the President on the floor of the House in full view of his wife, his bodyguard and a chamber full of MPs. A tour de force of drama, politics and expressionism, I.D. is sensationally good - one of the most exciting playwriting debuts in many years. Directed by Nancy Meckler of Shared Experience fame, I.D. opens the newly refurbished Almeida Theatre with the author himself playing Tsafendas and Alex Fearns (from EastEnders) as his Doppelganger.