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First Look: Clybourne Park at Park Theatre in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
March 8, 2022
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Oliver Kaderbhai Katie Matsell Imogen Stubbs Richard Lintern image by Ben Hewis

Oliver Kaderbhai Katie Matsell Imogen Stubbs Richard Lintern image by Ben Hewis

First look rehearsal images have been released for Oliver Kaderbhai’s production of Clybourne Park, opening at Park Theatre.

Joining Michael Fox (Jim/Tom), Andrew Langtree (Karl/Steve), Richard Lintern (Russ/Dan), Imogen Stubbs (Bev/Kathy) and Eric Underwood (Albert/Kevin) are Katie Matsell (Betsy/Lindsey) and Aliyah Odoffin (Francine/Lena).

The production opens on 21 March 2022, with previews from 16 March, and runs until 23 April.

       

Winner of both the Tony and Olivier Award for Best Play and the Pulitzer Prize for author Bruce Norris, Clybourne Park is a razor-sharp satire about the politics of race and real estate. The play returns to London following sell out runs at The Royal Court and in the West End.

In 1959, Russ and Bev are moving to the suburbs after the tragic death of their son and have sold their house to the neighbourhood’s first black family.

Decades later, the roles are reversed when a young white couple buys the lot in what is now a predominantly black neighbourhood, signalling a new wave of gentrification. In both instances, a community showdown takes place – are the same issues festering beneath the floorboards fifty years on?

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