Archbishop Tutu takes to New York stage: Raises objections to Guantánamo detentions in off-Broadway play
To a résumé already gilded with honors and accomplishments, including the Nobel Peace Prize, Archbishop Desmond Tutu can now add the job title of actor. Off-Broadway actor, to be exact.
The South African Anglican prelate made two appearances in October as a British magistrate in the play Guantánamo: Honor Bound to Defend Freedom. He appeared in a performance at the Culture Project, a small theater in New York City’s Greenwich Village.