Illustration by Robert Meganck
Photos by Aaron Sutten.
Archive: To Kill a Mockingbird
September 26 – October 20, 2013
The Sara Belle and Neil November Theatre
Marjorie Arenstein Stage
at Virginia Rep Center
By Harper Lee
Adapted by Christopher Sergel
Directed by Rusty Wilson
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“A love story, pure and simple.” That’s how Harper Lee describes her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. “My love of the South, a father’s love for his children, and the love they give in return.” In a small Alabama town during the Great Depression, attorney Atticus Finch defends a black man accused of raping a white woman. Lee’s beloved story is a timeless exploration of conscience — how it is instilled in two children, how it operates in their father, and how it finally begins to take root in their divided community. Join us for this tough and tender tale of race, class, justice, and the irrational conflicts of the human heart.
Length: 2 hours
Virginia Rep thanks Leadership Metro Richmond for their role as Community Partner of To Kill A Mockingbird.
Show Sponsor
In addition to our season sponsors, this production is funded by Altria.
