Archive listings for Clybourne Park
Work type: PlayT041515007 (QUESTORS13)Producer Questors. | |
| 11 Jan 13 to 19 Jan 13 | Questor's Theatre, Outer London :: V326 listing details L486385664 |
T0466039217 (WYND11)Producer Royal Court Theatre. Director Dominic Cooke. Design Robert Innes Hopkins. Lighting Paule Constable. Sound David McSeveney. Performer Lorna Brown (Francine/Lena). Performer Sarah Goldberg (Betsy/Lindsey). Performer Michael Goldsmith (Kenneth). Performer Lucian Msamati (Albert/Kevin). Performer Sam Spruell (Jim/Tom). Performer Sophie Thompson (Bev/Kathy). Performer Stuart McQuarrie (Albert/Kevin). Performer Stephen Campbell Moore (Karl/Steve). | |
| 28 Jan 11 to 7 May 11 | Wyndham's Theatre, West End :: V421 listing details L1622808134 |
T01940642165 (ROYALCOURT10)Age guidance 14+Producer Royal Court Theatre. Director Dominic Cooke. Design Robert Innes Hopkins. Lighting Paule Constable. Sound David McSeveney. Performer Lorna Brown. Performer Martin Freeman. Performer Sarah Goldberg. Performer Lucian Msamati. Performer Steffan Rhodri. Performer Sam Spruell. Performer Sophie Thompson. | |
| 26 Aug 10 to 2 Oct 10 | Royal Court - Jerwood Theatre, West End :: V411 listing details L726561877 |
"But you can’t live in a principle, can you? Gotta live in a house. And so do they. Not in this house they don’t" In 1959 Russ and Bev are selling their desirable two-bed at a knock-down price. This enables the first Black family to move into the neighbourhood, creating ripples of discontent amongst the cosy white urbanites of Clybourne Park. In 2009, the same property is being bought by Lindsey and Steve whose plans to raze the house and start again is met with a similar response. Are the issues festering beneath the floorboards actually the same fifty years on? Bruce Norris’ satirical play explores the fault line between race and property. Clybourne Park first opened at the Playwrights Horizons in New York in February 2010. His previous credits include The Pain and the Itch (Royal Court, 2007), The Infidel, Purple Heart and The Unmentionables.
