Performance

Venue	The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre)
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	7th May 2008
To	10th May 2008
When	Mon-Sat 20:00. Thu Mat 14:00. Sat Mat 16:00
Prices	From £10.00. To £75.00. Gift Aid Applies
The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre) (V250)
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To Kill a Mockingbird

Work:: To Kill a Mockingbird (S5306)

The place is Maycomb, Alabama in the Great Depression years of the 1930s. Momentous events unfold through the eyes of eight year old Scout Finch, growing up in a close knit neighbourhood with her older brother Jem and their summertime visitor Dill. When their father Atticus Finch, a well respected lawyer, mounts a vigorous and compelling case for the defence of Tom Robinson, a poor black man accused of the rape of a young white girl, an idyllic world of childhood is changed forever. Through the drama of the trial and its aftermath comes a searching examination of freedom, justice, honesty and hypocrisy. A compelling, deeply moving story told with warmth and humour.

Book by	Harper Lee
Author	Christopher Sergel

Production:: (T02116161606)

Sally Knyvette directs a company of professional barristers, solicitors and judges.

Adapted by	Christopher Sergel
Director	Sally Knyvette
Design	Rhiannon Newman Brown
Performer	Michael Burton (Sir)
Performer	Grahame Gordon
Performer	Timothy Akers
Performer	Sarah Awa
Performer	Rachel Barker
Performer	Mark Boulle
Performer	Mirelle Burridge
Performer	Rodney Campbell
Performer	Joanna Corr
Performer	Annabel Dearing
Performer	Bernard George
Performer	Seaton Gordon
Performer	Janet Grant
Performer	Peter Herbert
Performer	Peter Hill
Performer	Leon Kerr
Performer	Colin Manning
Performer	Justin Michaelson
Performer	Rita Murphy
Performer	Maggie Robson
Performer	Helena Ross

Listing:: L01167011011

Production details

Sally Knyvette directs a company of professional barristers, solicitors and judges.

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