Bill Cobbs to Direct THE MEETING at Theatre 68
Brown Sugar Rehab and Theatre 68 are excited to announce "THE MEETING" - Directed by Bill Cobbs, starring Bechir Sylvain as Malcolm X, Oscar Best as Martin Luther King Jr. and Justin Chu Cary as Rashad.
NOTE: There are only 5 performances. 9/8 and 9/9 at 8pm, 9/10 at 3pm and 9/16 at 6pm and 9/17 at 1pm.
ABOUT THE MEETING
This powerhouse play imagines a conversation between two of modern political life's most visionary leaders Malcolm X and DR. Martin Luther King Jr. A provocative clash of wills, political philosophies, and literal arm strength. Jeff Stetson's "The Meeting," offers a rare glimpse into the shared humanity of not just two national icons, but two fathers who are ready to die for their beliefs.
THE TEAM
Jeff Stetson- Playwright
Bill Cobbs - Director
Producer - Shannon Sylvain
Production Manager - Katy Jacoby
Stage Manager - Andrea Meshel
Lighting/Sound Opp - Jenny Nwene
Publicist - Sandra Kuker PR
"THE MEETING" - Running September 8th through September 17, 2017. There are five performances only. No show on 9/15. The show is at Theatre 68 "The Flex", located at 5112 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA. 91601. Performances will be 9/8, 9/9 at 8pm, 9/10 at 3pm and 9/16 at 6pm and 9/17 at 1pm.
General admission $30.00. Running time 90 minutes. Tickets available at: www.malcolmmeetsmartin.com
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