By Bruce Norris
Directed by Eric Ting
On the Claire Tow Stage in the C. Newton Schenck III Theatre
May 8 - June 2, 2013
"STELLAR ENSEMBLE... DEFTLY DIRECTED BY ERIC TING... EXPERTLY CRAFTED, BALDLY HONEST AND BRISKLY ENTERTAINING"
-New Haven Register
"EXCELLENT AND EXQUISITE... RIVALS THE ACUITY AND CLARITY OF THE WORK'S OFF-BROADWAY PREMIERE AND SUBSEQUENT BROADWAY PRODUCTION"
-Examiner.com
"ERIC TING'S PRODUCTION IS SMART, SHARP AND SUBTLE, AND HIS ENSEMBLE CAST IS TERRIFIC"
-Hartford Courant
Race and real estate collide in this outrageously funny and provocative Pulitzer Prize-winning new play. The action begins in 1959 in Chicago when we meet a nervous group of neighbors trying to talk their friends out of selling their home to a black family. Fast forward to the same house fifty years later when sparks fly as a white family attempts to move into the now predominantly African-American neighborhood. Described as “an ingenious, audacious lightning rod of a play” by Entertainment Weekly, Clybourne Park examines America’s complex relationship with race with sharp humor and deep perception.
Running Time: 2 hours including intermission
This show contains adult language.
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