Little Foot
May 2012 · Bloomsbury Publishing
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64
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About this eBook
Thirty miles outside Johannesburg, a group of school friends decide to spend the night in a network of underground caves. The area is known as the Cradle of Humankind. The oldest pre-human remains have been found there, including a four million year-old ape-man called Little Foot. As the friends go deeper underground, forces are unleashed between them and around them.
Part reality, part nightmare, South African playwright Craig Higginson's dark and poetic play takes us on an unforgettable journey into our unconscious ancestral memory.
Part reality, part nightmare, South African playwright Craig Higginson's dark and poetic play takes us on an unforgettable journey into our unconscious ancestral memory.
About the author
Craig Higginson is a writer, theatre director and university lecturer who lives in Johannesburg, South Africa. Plays published by Oberon Books include:Dream of the Dog, The Girl in the Yellow Dress and The Jungle Book. His novels include The Hill, Last Summer and The Landscape Painter. Craig's writing has won several awards in the United Kingdom and South Africa, including the Sony Gold Award, an Edinburgh Fringe First and the Naledi Award for Best New South African Play. His plays have toured widely internationally and have been subscribed as university set-works in South Africa, Canada and the United States. He is currently the Literary Manager of Johannesburg's Market Theatre.
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