Performance

Venue	New Victoria Theatre
Town	Woking
County	Surrey
From	7th October 2014
To	11th October 2014
What is currently on at New Victoria Theatre (V709)

To Kill a Mockingbird

T1880598045
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

Archive :: production:T1880598045, play:S5306, venue:V709

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

28 Mar 14: E:Open Air Theatre, D:Christopher Sergel, I:Timothy Sheader, S:Jon Bausor, U:Ian Dickinson (for Autograph), L:Oliver Fenwick, P: Daniel Betts (Atticus Finch), P:Zackary Momoh (Tom Robinson), P:Christopher Akrill (Boo Radley), P:Phil King (Musician & Composer), P:Geoff Aymer (Reverend Sykes), P:Victoria Bewick (Mayella Ewell), P:David Carlyle (Nathan Radley / Mr Gilmer), P:Natalie Grady (Miss Maudie Atkinson), P:Jamie Kenna (Heck Tate), P:Susan Lawson Reynolds (Calpurnia), P:Christopher Saul (Mrs Walter Cunningham / Judge Taylor), P:Jemima Bennett (Scout), P:Ava Potter (Scout), P:Rosie Boore (Scout), P:Harry Bennett (Jem), P:Arthur Franks (Jem), P:Billy Price (Jem), P:Leo Heller (Dill Harris), P:Connor Brundish (Dill Harris), P:Milo Panni (Dill Harris)

Reviews

User Review: 10Oct14: Enjoyable. Powerful. Excellent interpretation. Hard to hear and understand Scout and Dill which was a shame.

User Reviews

SST (10Oct14): Enjoyable. Powerful. Excellent interpretation. Hard to hear and understand Scout and Dill which was a shame.

Company

Producer	Regent's Park Theatre Ltd
Producer	Fiery Angel
Producer	Adam Spiegel
Producer	William Village
Director	Timothy Sheader
Adapted by	Christopher Sergel
Design	Jon Bausor
Music	Phil King
Director	Naomi Said (original movement)
Lighting	Oliver Fenwick
Sound	Ian Dickinson (for Autograph)
Director	Lucy Jenkins CDG - casting)
Director	Sooki McShane (CDG - casting)
Director	Jessica Ronane (CDG - casting children)
Performer	Jemima Bennett (Scout)
Performer	Rosie Boore (Scout)
Performer	Ava Potter (Scout)
Performer	Harry Bennett (Jem)
Performer	Billy Price (Jem)
Performer	Arthur Franks (Jem)
Performer	Lee Heller (Dill)
Performer	Milo Panni (Dill)
Performer	Connor Brundish (Dill)
Performer	Daniel Betts (Atticus Finch)
Performer	Christopher Akrill (Boo Radley)
Performer	Geoff Aymer (Reverend Sykes)
Performer	Victoria Bewick (Mayella Ewell)
Performer	David Carlyle (Nathan Radley / Mr Gilmer)
Performer	Natalie Grady (Maudie Atkinson)
Performer	Jamie Kenna (Heck Tate)
Performer	Phil King (Link Deas)
Performer	Susan Lawson-Reynolds (Calpurnia)
Performer	Zackary Momoh (Tom Robinson)
Performer	Ryan Pope (Bob Ewell)
Performer	Christopher Saul (Walter Cunningham / Judge Taylor)
Performer	Connie Walker (Stephanie Crawford / Mrs Dubose)

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