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Green Man Flashing

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It is six weeks before the country's second elections in 1999. Gabby Anderson, a white personal assistant, alleges she has been raped ... by her boss, a black, high-profile government minister with an impeccable anti-apartheid struggle record. Sent to persuade her not to go through with the charges is Gabby's former husband, Aaron Matshoba, the party's major trouble-shooter.How do past tensions between Aaron and Gabby affect the situation? What does Inspector Abrahams know that will impact on Gabby's attitude? How will her lawyer and long-time friend Anna advise Gabby, and why? What will Gabby be offered in exchange for dropping the charges? What will she decide?Green Man Flashing is a fast-paced political thriller that takes on the challenge of deep moral and political questions for which there are no ready answers, and certainly no easy ones.In a remarkable instance of life imitating art, the events depicted in the play were to become real-life drama in all the South African news media.

99 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2010

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February 24, 2019
WOW, So fucking good. Duty to nation vs. duty to family. Justice for the individual or the greater good of the nation. So morally complicated, but what a play. Would love to see this performed!!
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