Broadway review: 'Clybourne Park'
“Clybourne Park” is the fiercest, frankest, funniest discussion of race I have seen on a stage. It is smooth — taut, realistic and stringing together ideas about real estate and racial perceptions. Its playwright, Bruce Norris, is a skillful manipulator who mines an audience’s willingness to self-indict, provoking theatergoers with mouth-dropping lines and making them laugh at the same time. …