Martin Luther King believed, like Gandi, that racial problems should be solved through peaceful protest, and yet both men died by an assassin's bullet. In this radical story, inspired by King's life, his achievements, his domestic battles and public campaigns for justice, a startling individual is portrayed at a crucial moment in history.T56266303Company Watermill Theatre. Director Ade Morris. Design Ruth Lowry. Lighting Lawrence T Doyle. Performer Glyn Dilley. Performer Clara Onyemere. Performer Christopher Tajah. | |
| 7 Nov 00 | Chipping Norton Theatre, Chipping Norton :: V795 listing details L1069602004 |
| 31 Oct 00 | Swindon Arts Centre, Swindon :: V927 listing details L01824426197 |
| 4 Oct 00 to 22 Oct 00 | Warehouse Theatre, Outer London :: V304 listing details L599939988 |
| 22 Mar 00 | South Street Arts Centre, Reading :: V736 listing details L1108976558 |
| 14 Mar 00 to 15 Apr 00 | The Watermill Theatre, Newbury :: V733 listing details L0309323831 |
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| 26 Oct 15 | Churchill Theatre, Bromley :: V302 listing details L437121879 |
