Published Sept. 29, 2012
Writing a play about a famous person who fully fills our mind and memory is aninherently treacherous task. Whoever the subject is, we already have our preconceived beliefs and notions about him or her. The same problem seems to affect "The Mountaintop," a play about the last night in the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Published Sept. 26, 2012
Although she may not be on track for law school anymore and her foreign policy days are long over, it would seem that May Adrales was destined to enact social change after all. She gravitates to plays that illustrate societal injustices, works that challenge the audience to examine themselves and their culture - like "The Mountaintop," premiering this Friday at The Rep's Stiemke Studio.
Published Sept. 20, 2012
The life and death of Martin Luther King Jr. has provided fodder for books, television, plays and movies, and the fascination with this icon never seems to wane. The Milwaukee Rep joins the list Sept. 26 when the theater mounts a production of "The Mountaintop," an appealing and offbeat play about the civil rights hero.
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