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The Mountaintop
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General $30
Seniors (62 & over) $25
Students & Military w/ID $20
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10 or more - $20 each
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General $30
Seniors (62 & over) $25
Students & Military w/ID $20
Group Prices
10 or more - $20 each
Payment must be made in advance
SHOWTIMES
Thursday - Saturday 7:30pm
Sundays 2pm
SEATING IS OPEN
Please arrive at least 1/2 hr before showtime
Please arrive at least 1/2 hr before showtime
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808-741-4699 or
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808-722-6941 or
[email protected]
INFORMATION:
808-741-4699 or
[email protected]
DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO REGAL PARKING STRUCTURE
Bring your ticket, we validate!
From Nimitz on Ewa side.
Make a left at Hilo Hattie, go past City Mill then turn in to the right just PAST the bus parking area.
Make a left at Hilo Hattie, go past City Mill then turn in to the right just PAST the bus parking area.
From Nimitz on Diamond Head side. Make a right at Ross, then a left on Iwilei. You will go past TAG on your right and Regal Theaters on your left, then turn left onto Pacific and left in to the Regal parking structure.
You may also park in the Costco lot behind Dole Cannery
The Mountaintop
by Katori Hall
directed by Ron Heller
by Katori Hall
directed by Ron Heller
February 14 - March 8, 2020
Featuring Derrick Brown
(Joe Turner, Fences, Jitney,
Seven Guitars, Radio Golf)
&
Wendy Pearson
(Fences, Yellowman,
Gem of the Ocean,
King Hedley II)
The Mountaintop is a fictional re-imagining of Martin Luther King Jr.'s last night on earth, before his tragic assassination. After delivering his famous "I've been to the mountaintop speech" on behalf of the sanitation workers in Memphis, Dr. King goes to the Lorraine Motel to rest before another long day of meetings and marching. Who did he talk with? What did they talk about? A close-up portrait of a great man and a great leader.
2010 Olivier Best New Play Award
2010 Olivier Best New Play Award
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A few short videos from
The Mountaintop