
The Mountaintop
THE MOUNTAINTOP
By Katori Hall
IS PRESENTED THROUGH SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH DRAMATISTS PLAY SERVICES.
Director: Aubyn Johnson
“The Mountaintop” is a riveting play that imagines the final moments of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life on April 3, 1968, the night before his assassination. Set in Room 306 of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, the play takes audiences on an intimate journey into the mind and heart of one of history’s most influential figures. As Dr. King reflects on his life, his legacy, and the struggle for civil rights, he encounters a mysterious and spirited maid, Camae. Through their poignant and thought-provoking conversations, secrets are unveiled, truths are confronted, and the humanity of a hero is revealed in all its complexity. “The Mountaintop” is a powerful exploration of the man behind the icon, reminding us of the profound impact of one individual’s unwavering commitment to justice and equality.
MEET THE CAST
(*) denotes also a member of the Ensemble (^) denotes Dance Ensemble (‘) denotes Fight Ensemble (“) denotes Dance Captain
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TYLER BOYLES
TYLER BOYLES
(Man One)
ROBERT BARKLEY
ROBERT BARKLEY
(Martin Luther King Jr.)
MELODIE CARTER SHAW
MELODIE CARTER SHAW
(Camae)
THEO LENTZ
THEO LENTZ
(Man Two)
MEET THE PRODUCTION TEAM
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TAYLOR ELLIOTT
TAYLOR ELLIOTT
(Stage Manager)
AUBYN JOHNSON
AUBYN JOHNSON
(Director)
NEVAEH WILLIAMS
NEVAEH WILLIAMS
(Stage Manager)
MARK KSIAZEWSKI
MARK KSIAZEWSKI
(Scenic/Costume Designer)
NEVAEH WILLIAMS
NEVAEH WILLIAMS
(Assistant Stage Manager)
MORE CREDITS
Seth Sponhouse ... Lighting Design
Kyle Huggins ... Projections
MAIA CENIMO
(Choreographer)
MISSY BLACK
MISSY BLACK
(Costume Design)
JOSIAH HICKS-LEE
JOSIAH HICKS-LEE
(Assistant Stage Manager/Music Director)









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