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Clybourne Park Comes To Richmond Theatre

Published on

March 31, 2016

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Book tickets for Clybourne Park at Richmond Theatre

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 satire lifts the lid on race and real estate in a fictional Chicago neighbourhoood. The swinging sixties are just around the corner as a black family move into a suburban white enclave, triggering all too predivtable mutterings from the neighbours. Fifty years on, we return to the same house in 2009 as gentification moves in and the roles are reversed.

Acclaimed by critics and audiences alike since its debut on Broadway in 2009, Clybourne Park took the West End by storm following a sold out run at the Royal Court Theatre in London. It has been awarded Best Play at the Olivier Awards, the Evening Standard Best Play Award, the South Bank Sky Arts Theatre Award, Critics’ Circle Best Play Award and the Tony Award for Best Play.

Clybourne Park features Ben Deery (Karl / Steve), Dan Gaisford (Kenneth), Rebecca Manley (Bev / Kathy), Rebecca Oldfield (Betsey / Lindsey), Gloria Onitiri (Francine / Lena), Wole Sawyerr (Albert / Kevin), William Troughton (Jim / Tom) and Mark Womack (Dan / Russ).

The play is directed by Daniel Buckroyd, designed by Jonathan Fensom, lighting design by Mark Dymock and sound design by Steve Mayo.

BOOK NOW FOR CLYBOURNE PARK AT RICHMOND THEATRE

 

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