Warehouse Theatre Panel Examines the Balance Between Positive Growth and Gentrification This article was originally printed on October 5th, 2017 by the Greenville Journal. Growth is obvious to anybody who has stepped foot in downtown Greenville — giant cranes dot the landscape, mounds of red clay...
On Stage with Donna Walker: Warehouse Theatre’s Clybourne Park This article was originally printed on September 29th, 2017 by the Greenville News. Warehouse Theatre’s latest production, “Clybourne Park,” is an award-winning play by Bruce Norris that tackles a timely issue...
REVIEW: Warehouse Theatre Delivers Again in Tantalizing ‘Clybourne Park’ For its 44th season opener, The Warehouse Theatre unleashes a timely and tantalizing work that transcends the issues of racism and community in a most clever, poignant and bountiful manner. While not the fir...
FORUM SERIES: The Effects of Gentrification on the Community of Greenville Wednesday, October 4th, 2017 at 6:30pm The Effects of Gentrification on the Community of Greenville Forum 2 in a 2 Part Series Focusing on Development, Gentrification, and Growing Together ...
REVIEW: CLYBOURNE PARK by Fete Magazine Deconstruct Bruce Norris’s Clybourne Park all you want. Critics with brows higher than mine have drilled plenty into the script: “The first act conveys provocative fill-in-the-blank, and the not-as-good second ...
Growth + Gentrification Takes Main Stage This article was originally printed on September 22nd, 2017 by GVLToday. Wednesday night, the GVLtoday team attended the Warehouse Theatre’s Clybourne Park Forum: The Ups and Downs of the Development Vision of...
Two Greenvilles: First Black Chair of Chamber of Commerce Talks About Gentrification This article was originally printed on September 22nd, 2017 by the Greenville Journal. Downtown Greenville is a symbol of rebirth. Once a place nobody had a desire — or a reason — to be after dark with its dec...
Exploration of Gentrification in Clybourne Park Hits Close to Home This article was originally printed on September 22nd, 2017 online by the Greenville Journal. Greenville’s unprecedented growth has sparked debate regarding affordable housing and gentrification, and the Wareh...
The Symmetry of the Theme "No one goes to see a play to be preached at about social ills. We go because we want to see human stories and relationships, and recognize ourselves and our communities in them. I think this is one of the thin...
Art Imitates Life: Gentrification To Take Main Stage in Greenville This article was originally printed on September 14th, 2017 by the Greenville News. Mike Sablone, Warehouse Theatre's producing artistic director, quickly identified gentrification as one of the most pressing ...
