THE MOUNTAINTOP

By Katori Hall

April 3, 1968. Room 306. The Lorraine Motel. The smell of cigarettes and coffee hangs thick in the air as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. winds down from a day of preaching and marching.

After delivering his iconic final speech in Memphis, Tennessee, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. retires to his room at the Lorraine Motel, only to be confronted by a mysterious maid with a startling revelation.

An intimate look into the quieter moments of King’s life, The Mountaintop chips away at the myth of the great man to expose his fears about his family, his country and the ever-looming threat of a violent death. Set during the height of America’s Civil Rights Movement, Katori Hall’s sharp and powerful play confronts the legend and his legacy.

General admission seating in the McClure Theatre at the Springer Opera House.

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