Clybourne Park
Spanning the years between 1959 and the present, Clybourne Park looks at how Americans' attitudes toward race and class have evolved — or not.
A white community in 1950’s Chicago frets about the African-American family about to move in. Fast-forward to the present day, and the same house represents very different demographics. Climbing through the looking-glass of Lorraine Hansberry’s classic A Raisin in the Sun, these contemporary characters explode into caustic comedy to reveal how far our ideas of race and gentrification have changed — or have they?
Show Dates:
Performances from Apr, 2012
Closing Open-Ended
Performance Schedule:
Monday - Saturday @8pm
Wednesday and Saturday @2pm
Beginning April 23:
Tuesday @7pm, Wednesday @2 and 7pm
Thursday @7pm, Friday @8pm
Saturday @2 and 8pm, Sunday @3pm
Time Change:
Thursday @7pm, Friday @8pm
Saturday @2 and 8pm, Sunday @3pm
Time Change:
Thursday, April 19 @6:30pm (Opening Night)
Sunday - July 8@ 2pm
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