homeowners

House loved the people who lived inside him so much, so he is heartbroken when the family moves out. He hopes someone new will move in soon, and as the years pass, families come and go, filling House with new traditions and memories. While every family is a little different, all of them fill him with exactly what he is missing when he's alone: love.

Presents the script for Bruce Norris's satirical play in which Russ and Bev create discontent among their white neighbors when their sell their two-bedroom home in Clybourne Parke to an African-American family in 1959, which is echoed fifty years later when African-Americans disapprove of a young white couple's purchase of the same house which they plan to tear down and build anew.