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by Katori Hall

MAY 19-JUNE 18, 2022

It's late night on April 3, 1968 at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. A storm rages outside of room 306 where an active civil rights leader encounters a mysterious, newly employed housekeeper. Their intimate conversations flow from shared experiences of growing up in America, to love and how messy and complicated it can be, to the idea of death and how sudden and unfair it is. It's a beautiful connection between two people with shared human experiences......only the civil rights leader is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and it's the eve of his assassination.

Katori Hall's fictional reimagination of what went on in the hotel room beforre that fateful morning received the 2010 Olivier Award for Best Play with the 2011 Broadway production starring the talents of Samuel L. Jackson and Angela Bassett.

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