To Kill a Mockingbird at Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall

This thrilling tale is sure to wow even the most pessimistic critics with its awesome story. You will genuinely be blown away, as evidenced by all of its rave reviews. Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall is the best place to see it, so make sure you block out your schedule and you will be set for the best night ever.

In Maycomb, Alabama, race issues are particularly high in 1935. However, young Jean Louise Finch, or Scout as she is fondly called, manages to lead a rather easygoing, luxurious lifestyle, protected from racial issues. All of that changes when Scout witnesses her father, Atticus Finch, defending Tom Robinson against a likely death sentence that threatens to be exerted on him due to racial prejudice.

Scout starts to realize that just because society presents something as true, it may not actually be true. Scout discovers with the aid of Atticus and her older brother Jem that "growing up" frequently entails doing what is right, even when it comes at a high cost. Currently regarded as a tour de force of American literature, "To Kill a Mockingbird" explores the importance of morality, love, and childhood innocence.

Be there live on Tuesday 20th February 2024 to find out why Joe Dziemianowicz from the New York Post said, "Mockingbird is still relevant 60 years later on Broadway."