Clybourne Park - Le Chat Noir, Augusta, GA November 2013

Written in response to Raisin in the Sun, this play has won a Pulitzer, a Tony, and an Olivier. Forged with tension and tempered with humor this play explores the boundaries of racism.
Starring in order of appearance Doug Joiner, Courtney Prouty, Raheema Johnson, Tom Colechin, Jaye Starkes, Taylor Strickland, and Jessica Bailey; directed by Krys Bailey.

[@LaMartinRivers]

Courtney Prouty... you are absolutely fantastic in Act 1! Wow! Nice.

[@MSF140]

Last little bit of act one has to be some of the best acting I have ever seen

[@BesttBi]

Not on *his* part.

[@iamsharky_5606]

yee yee

[@LaMartinRivers]

Courtney Prouty is excellent!

[@thisisJUSTlikestonewall]

i hate to admit it but i cried at the last scene

[@richardquiroz4808]

This is a very great play

[@angeliajones5528]

How closely does this follow the original script and play? I read it and want to compare.

[@ryokuakamai4352]

1:19:00 is pure gold

[@evan448]

i hate the accents for the mother and the priest
one has an overly southern accent the one has a british posh one
both are vastly out of place for a story set in chicago

[@NateAnimations]

dude the actors british

[@josephs.3372]

what the fuck is causing that creaking all the damn time? is the camera dude rolling a bowling ball between his feet through the whole play?