Harper Lee's
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
Dramatized By Christopher Sergel
February 16 - HELD OVER THROUGH March 24, 1996
Alligator
Review 
Considered by many to be the "Great American Novel" of the 20th century,
Harper Lee's 1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning work in this stage adaptation
follows Scout, a little girl in rural Alabama in 1935 as she tries to unravel
the mysteries of life in that time and place. There's the trial of a black
man accused of assaulting a white woman; the mysterious gifts left anonymously
in the knothole of a tree; the legendary Boo Radley, the unseen boogey-man
neighbor; the enigmatic Atticus Finch, her country lawyer father. As Scout
tries to solve the mysteries around her, she leads us on an expedition
into the human spirit, through danger and injustice, through tragedy and
triumph and on to understanding.
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TUE, WED, THU, & FRI ....... 8:15
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