Bruce Norris
Author of Clybourne Park: A Play (Tony Award Best Play)
About the Author
Image credit: Courtesy of the Pulitzer Prizes.
Works by Bruce Norris
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- Birthdate
- 1960-05-16
- Gender
- male
- Awards and honors
- Whiting Writers' Award (2006)
- Nationality
- USA
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This is a fantastic read that is both comical and gut wrenching. However, it is the uncomfortable conversations that make this play truly remarkable. There is a catharsis in hearing these conversations and playing out these scenarios that highlight the complications of conversations of race in our culture.
I saw so many brilliant plays in 2008 that I may be damning some with faint praise. In a year of other memories this might easily get 5 stars.
It's about Stuff White People Like people and it's hilarious. I have no idea whether the audience knew it was about them and laughed amused at their own hypocrisies or if they thought they were laughing at their neighbours.
It's about Stuff White People Like people and it's hilarious. I have no idea whether the audience knew it was about them and laughed amused at their own hypocrisies or if they thought they were laughing at their neighbours.
I saw so many brilliant plays in 2008 that I may be damning some with faint praise. In a year of other memories this might easily get 5 stars.
It's about Stuff White People Like people and it's hilarious. I have no idea whether the audience knew it was about them and laughed amused at their own hypocrisies or if they thought they were laughing at their neighbours.
It's about Stuff White People Like people and it's hilarious. I have no idea whether the audience knew it was about them and laughed amused at their own hypocrisies or if they thought they were laughing at their neighbours.
I saw so many brilliant plays in 2008 that I may be damning some with faint praise. In a year of other memories this might easily get 5 stars.
It's about Stuff White People Like people and it's hilarious. I have no idea whether the audience knew it was about them and laughed amused at their own hypocrisies or if they thought they were laughing at their neighbours.
It's about Stuff White People Like people and it's hilarious. I have no idea whether the audience knew it was about them and laughed amused at their own hypocrisies or if they thought they were laughing at their neighbours.
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