This link takes you straight
to the
online booking page forthis actual show!
The Londontown online hotel
booking service
is the best one - backed by men and women on the phone who
guide you
to get the best central hotel for your needs and offer great
deals as
well. We use them ourselves.
This links you to the taxi page of
Transport for London.
A note from the author
We
put this AVMovie together (a compilation of still photos and video
clips) to show off London theatres as they are seen most often by
theatre goers – by night.
Thanks
to Ben Shafik for his lighthearted and informative commentary
and Fionn O'Lochlainn for the original music.
Watch
out for the new version with current liveries and the
names of the theatres as they appear.
Baxter
Quote "It's
kinda part of my blood memory," Kotari
Hall
Story
April 3 1968 - The night before his assassination Martin Luther King
retires to his motel room after giving his famous speech - I have been
to the Mountaintop. He runs through the speech again - even
uttering some lines aloud in the now famous room number 306
in
the Lorraine Motel in Memphis.
Then room-service is delivered by a young woman Camae who professes
herself to be very pretty
Cast
• David Harewood
- Martin Luther King
• Lorraine
Burroughs - Camae
• Writer
- Katori Hall
• Director
- James Dacre
• Producers
-
Jean Doumanian and Sonia Friedman Productions and
Pelman
for Ambassador Theatre Group, Lt Bob Bartner and Marla Rubin
Productions present Theatre 50 production3