A play to benefit Hood River County Libraries.
This Plays for Nonprofits production, will be donating proceeds to benefit Hood River County Libraries.
Directed by Lynda Dallman, with Technical Director, Kathy Crow. Produced by Friends of the Library.
The Cast includes fifteen Gorge-area players, ranging in ages between 10 and 70 (see below).
About the Play
To Kill a Mockingbird, based on Harper Lee’s Pulitzer-winning novel and the Academy-Award-winning film, is set in a small town in Macomb county Alabama in the 1930s. The townspeople are seen through the eyes of Jean-Louise, a young tomboy nicknamed “Scout.” The play follows Scout, her older brother Jem and best friend Dill as they try to make sense of the adult world, a world that turns from carefree to ominous and threatening when Scout's father is asked to defend a black man falsely accused of assaulting a white woman.
The children’s’ perspective presents a fresh vision of the adult world, often humorous, but also heartbreaking in its exposure of prejudices in a time of deep racial discrimination.
The Cast
- Jean Louise Finch (grown woman): Kathleen Morrow
- Jean Louise "Scout" Finch (young girl): Taylor Simonds
- Jeremy "Jem" Finch: Connor Muhl
- Atticus Finch: Gregory Gilbertson
- Calpurnia: Sheila Dale
- Maudie Atkinson: Lorre Chester-Rea
- Stephanie Crawford/Mrs. DuBose: Jeanne Marie Davis
- Charles Baker "Dill" Harris: Zachariah Clark
- Sheriff Heck Tate: Bruce Ludwig
- Judge Taylor: Bill Weiler
- Mayella Ewell: Sullivan Mackintosh
- Robert E. Lee "Bob" Ewell: Tom Butler
- Walter Cunningham: Allen Smith
- Attorney Horace Gilmer: William Thayer
- Tom Robinson: Edward McNair
- Arthur "Boo" Radley: David Fox
Ticket Info
- $15 for adults
- $12 Seniors (64+) & students (13 - 17)
- Play is rated PG due to mature themes
Purchase Tickets
Purchase tickets in advance at Waucoma Bookstore in Hood River, from Frineds of the Library, or online by clicking here: Tickets for To Kill a Mockingbird
About Columbia Center for the Arts
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