Performance

Venue	Royal Exchange
	Also: The Studio/Swan Street Studio
Town	Manchester
County	Greater Manchester
From	20th February 2013
Opened	25th February 2013
To	30th March 2013
When	Mon-Fri 19:30. Mar 5 no eve. perf. Sat 20:00. Wed Mat 14:30. Sat Mat 15:30. Extra Mat Mar 5, 21, 28 at 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £35.00.
Royal Exchange (V491)
Current/Future Listings
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 31 Oct 12 - T01308673499

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:: (T01308673499)

Producer	Royal Exchange
Adapted by	Christopher Sergel
Director	Max Webster
Design	James Cotterill
Lighting	Charles Balfour
Sound	Carolyn Downing
Musical Director	Nicholas Goode
Director	Kevin McCurdy (fights)
Performer	Nigel Cooke (Atticus Finch)
Performer	Shannon Tarbet (Scout Finch)
Performer	Rupert Simonian (Jem Finch)
Performer	Scarlett Brookes (Mayella Ewell)
Performer	Okezie Morro (Tom Robinson)
Performer	Ann Firbank (Miss Stephanie / Mrs Dubose)
Performer	Simeon Truby (Heck Tate)
Performer	Jonathan Keeble (Mr Gilmer / Boo Radley)
Performer	Ed Hicks (Musician / ensemble)

Listing:: L0697369292

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Special Performances

14 Mar 13 Captioned
23 Mar 13 Audio Described
26 Mar 13 Sign Interpreted

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