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THE PLAYWRIGHT
Katori Hall is a playwright and performer from Memphis, TN. Hall’s plays include: The Mountaintop (2010 Olivier Award for Best New Play), which recently ran on Broadway at the Bernard Jacobs Theatre starring Angela Bassett and Samuel L. Jackson, Hurt Village (2011 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, Signature Theatre), Children of Killers (National Theatre, UK and Castillo Theatre, NYC), Hoodoo Love (Cherry Lane Theatre), Remembrance (Women’s Project), Saturday Night/Sunday Morning, WHADDABLOODCLOT!!! (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Our Lady of Kibeho… more >
CAST & CREATIVE TEAM
Albert Jones (Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.)
Bianca LaVerne Jones (Camae)
Peter Flynn (Director)
Tony Ferrieri (Scenic)
Angela M. Vesco (Costume)
Betsy Adams (Lighting)
Ryan Rumery (Sound)
Patrick Weishampel (Multimedia)
Carlyn Aquiline (Dramaturgy)
Patti Kelly (Stage Manager)
Elsen Associates Inc. (Wigs)
Calleri Casting (Casting)
TICKET PRICING
$35-$55
$15 advance tickets, excluding Fridays 8pm/Saturdays 5:30pm.
$15 rush tickets at the Box Office beginning two hours prior to show.
Tickets will be held at Will Call. Must present valid ID. One ticket per ID.
$22 rush tickets at the Box Office beginning two hours prior to show.
Save when you bring a group! For pricing, contact Kari Shaffer, Box Office Manager, by email or by calling 412.431.4400 x286.
As a participating Blue Star Theatre, City Theatre is happy to offer 25% off to military personnel and their families. More info >
ADDITIONAL INFO
Approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes; no intermission
Contains adult language. A strobe light and smoke are used during this performance.
Click on the document below for a resource guide about the play and its historical and creative context, as well as activities for students.