The Mountaintop by award-winning playwright Katori Hall is a two-person drama about the last day of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The entire play is set in the Lorraine hotel room, the evening before his assassination. King is alone, trying to create yet another powerful speech. When he orders a cup of coffee from room service, a mysterious woman arrives, bringing much more than a late-night beverage. What follows is a reflective, often funny, often touching conversation in which Dr. King examines his achievements, his failures, and his unfinished dreams. Experience the legacy of one of the most important figures in American history through this captivating production that brings his message of hope and equality to life in a fresh and unforgettable way.

Thursday, April 4 through Sunday, April 14

Thurs 4/4 730 pm - opening night

Fri 4/5 730 pm

Sat 4/6 730 pm

Sun 4/7 200 pm - matinée

Fri 4/12 730 pm

Sat 4/13 730 pm

Sun 4/14 200 pm - matinée / closing performance -

Theatre - Programmed by Aldo Billingslea -