'Some would say change is inevitable' and nowhere more so than Clybourne Park, a street in Chicago in the 1950s where the first blackfamily are about to move in.
Millennial Notes Bruce Norris Crafts Masterpiece on Houses & Hypocrisy   by Rachel Norby Bruce Norris's comedy on race and rejection rises to delight and perfection in the hand…
Produced competently, with flashes of brilliance, by New City Players at the Vanguard, Clybourne Park's expose of the evolving presentation of white privilege over generations has lost some …
Every city has a Clybourne Park. "It starts one house at a time," as one of the characters states. In act one (1959) it is a neighborhood that will soon have its first "colored" family movin…
Not much time left to catch one of the theatrical hits of the decade at Silver Spring Stage. Seeing Clybourne Park in a week punctuated with racially tinged violence makes Bruce Norris's Pul…
At the center of Bruce Norris’ tragicomic exploration of American “community” hangs Kenneth (Win Britt), the Korean War Vet who returns home only to commit suicide in his f…
Sometimes a house is just a house. Sometimes it's a home. Sometimes it's the bearer of secrets or of legacies. And sometimes it's a stage where dreams, emotions, fears, and changes play out.…
Richmond theatreBruce Norris's incendiary and excruciatingly funny play, which explores racial tensions and gentrification, gets a finely acted revivalIn Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 play A Rai…
A MODERN MASTERPIECE This is that finely balanced thing: a comedy built around a tragedy. Six summers ago, a newfledged critic for the Times, I wrote about its British premiere: "Bruc…
By Douglas Mayo
The Mercury Theatre’s production of Clybourne Park by Bruce Norris will tour the UK starting at the Richmond Theatre from 25th – 30th April 2016. This razor-sharp…
There are good reasons why Bruce Norris’  2010 Pulitzer Prize-winning play Clybourne Park has been staged no less than five times in the past four years by local companies.First,…
Winners have been named for The Critics' Circle Theatre Awards 2010 in London. Bruce Norris' Clybourne Park, which was first seen last year at off-Broadway's Playwrights Horizons, earned the…
Few North Americans have made the swift impression on the London theater scene left by 25-year-old Sarah Goldberg, a Vancouver native who came to London six years ago to attend drama school …
Although specifically American, Bruce Norris's play can also be related to in England as we have seen the gentrification or upward mobility of once deprived areas and also the whole scale ta…
Tony Award nominee Manoel Felciano stars in the West Coast premiere of Clybourne Park, the acclaimed Bruce Norris play inspired by A Raisin in the Sun, which began Jan. 20 at American Conser…
Tony Award nominee Manoel Felciano will appear in the West Coast premiere of Bruce Norris' acclaimed play Clybourne Park, which will begin performances Jan. 20, 2011, at the American Conserv…
Stephen Campbell Moore will take on the roles of Karl and Steve in the upcoming West End transfer of Bruce Norris' Clybourne Park. Moore is replacing previously announced cast member Jason W…
