Performance

Venue	The Lowry
	Other spaces: Lyric Theatre, Quays Theatre, Aldridge Studio
Town	Salford
County	Greater Manchester
From	10th October 2006
Opened	31st October 2006
To	14th October 2006
When	19:30. Oct 31 19:00. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
What is currently on at The Lowry (V0655996499)

To Kill a Mockingbird

T506657155
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:T506657155, play:S5306, venue:V0655996499

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Company

Producer	West Yorkshire Playhouse
Producer	Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company
Producer	Touring Consortium
Producer	Watershed Productions
Director	Michael Buffong
Design	Simon Higlett
Lighting	Johanna Town
Director	Neale Birch (associate director)
Director	Kate Waters (fight)
Other	Sally Hague (dialect coach)
Performer	Duncan Preston (Atticus Finch)
Performer	Stephen Casey (Heck Talte)
Performer	Andrea Harris (Calpurnia)
Performer	Richard Heap (Boo Radley / Mr Gilmer)
Performer	Bettrys Jones (Scout)
Performer	Ged McKenna (Bob Ewell)
Performer	Vinta Morgan (Tom Robinson)
Performer	Charlie Roe (Judge Taylor)
Performer	Helen Ryan (Miss Maudie)
Performer	Joe Speare (Reverend Sykes)
Performer	Sally Tatum (Mayella)
Performer	Craig Vye (Jem)
Performer	Anita Booth
Performer	Christopher Chilton
Performer	Tor Clark
Performer	Andrew Kwame
Performer	Phil Mulryne
Performer	Charity Or
Performer	Jean-Marc Perret

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