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Harvey Williams
Director
Radio Golf
Aishah Ogbeh
as Mame Wilks
Jerron O’Neal
as Roosevelt Hicks
Lewis Morrow
as Sterling Johnson
Robert Coppage
as Harmond Wilks
Melonnie Walker
Assistant
Director/Dramaturg
Warren Deckert
Set/Lighting Designer
Robert Crone
Set Dresser
Theodore (Priest)
Hughes
as Elder Joseph Barlow
Dishaun Phillips
Assistant Stage Manager
Dennis Jackson
Board Operator
Marica Davis
Costumer
Morgan Cole
Stage Manager
Radio Golf Cast/Crew
As the final installment in August Wilson’s American Century Cycle, Radio Golf uncovers the internal conflict of the black middle-class in pursuit
of the American dream. The story follows Harmond Wilks, a real estate mogul and emerging mayoral candidate, who is committed to
rebuilding the historic Hill District. Harmond believes his commercial development plan will revive the neighborhood. But can he maintain the
community’s improvement and its integrity? Or will the Hill District’s progress collide with its past?
Harvey Williams
Director
Radio Golf
Jerron O’Neal
as Roosevelt Hicks
Lewis Morrow
as Sterling Johnson
Robert Coppage
as Harmond Wilks
Theodore “Priest” Hughes
as Elder Joseph Barlow
Dennis Jackson
Board Operator
Morgan Cole
Stage Manager
Melonnie Walker
Assistant Director/Dramaturg
Aishah Ogbeh
as Mame Wilks
Robert Crone
Set Dreser
Dishaun Phillips
Assistant Stage Manager
Marica Davis
Costumer
KCMelting Pot Theatre
All Rights Reserved
Made by WebDebSites
Warren Deckert
Set/Lighting Designer
News/ Articles Radio Golf
https://www.broadwayworld.com/kansas-city/article/BWW-Review-
RADIO-GOLF-at-KC-Melting-Pot-Theatre-20180922
Radio Golf Cast/Crew
As the final installment in August Wilson’s American Century Cycle,
Radio Golf uncovers the internal conflict of the black middle-class in
pursuit of the American dream. The story follows Harmond Wilks, a
real estate mogul and emerging mayoral candidate, who is committed
to rebuilding the historic Hill District. Harmond believes his
commercial development plan will revive the neighborhood. But can
he maintain the community’s improvement and its integrity? Or will
the Hill District’s progress collide with its past?
