The Many Mistresses of Martin Luther King March 17, 2012

Simon Case says things most white people won't admit to
even thinking. Doesn’t he care that everyone else in his family is black? Rod Menzies directs the world premiere of an Ensemble Studio Theatre/LA production. The Many Mistresses of Martin Luther King by Andrew Dolan, a play as provocative as its title, runs March 17 – April
29 at Atwater Village Theatre.
The Many Mistresses of Martin Luther King explores racial issues in a bold and dangerous way: truthfully and unapologetically. Set in a university town, the politics of academia weave through
the narrative as egos collide, relationships buckle, and the content of character is put to the test. The Many Mistresses of Martin Luther King runs Fridays and Saturdays at 8 pm and
Sundays at 2 pm and 7pm, March 17 through April 29 (dark April 7 and no 2 pm performance on April 8). Two preview performances take place on March 15 and 16. General
admission is $25; pay-what-you-can at 2 pm matinee performances on March 18 and 25, and April 1, 8 and 15 (subject to availability); previews are $15. Ensemble Studio Theatre/LA is
located in the Atwater Village Theatre complex at 3269 Casitas Ave in Los Angeles, CA 90039. On-site parking is free. For reservations and information, call 323-644-1929 or go to
www.ensemblestudiotheatrela.org.