Adapted by Christopher Sergel
from the novel by Harper Lee.
Directed by Ian Short.
Set Design by Edith Dinger Wadkins
Sound Design by Dave Wallingford.
Stage Management by Allison Walker
All performances @
The Shedd Theatre
The Columbus Performing Arts Center
549 Franklin Avenue
CLICK HERE for a map and to get directions.
Thursday, June 24 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Friday, June 25 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Saturday, June 26 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Sunday, June 27 @ 2pm
Call 614-558-7408 for more info or to make reservations.
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614 Magazine on AVLT’s take on a classic
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Don't miss this retelling of Harper Lee's story of the crisis of conscience that rocked a sleepy Southern town. Compassionate, dramatic, and deeply moving, To Kill a Mockingbird is an essential American experience.
“Mockingbird” pre-show talk with Ian & Artie
Posted by Slay on Wednesday, June 16, 2010
A pre-show podcast from Available Light Theatre. Produced by Jordan Fehr. Featuring the voices of director Ian Short, actor Artie Isaac (Atticus Finch), and Artistic Director Matt Slaybaugh.
Atticus Blogs!
Posted by Slay on Monday, June 07, 2010
Don't miss:
- "I'm an actor in search of an epiphany." Artie muses on the meaning.
- Artie's introspection as he tries to live-up to the role.
- His thoughts on Method Acting
- His essay on the offensive language in the play.
Atticus even has an opinion on the BP oil tragedy!
614 Magazine on AVLT’s take on a classic
Posted by Slay on Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Read the 614 Magazine article here
“Mockingbird” celebrations nationwide
Posted by Slay on Monday, May 31, 2010
A Classic Turns 50, and Parties Are PlannedRead the whole thing here.
In Santa Cruz, Calif., volunteers will re-enact every word and movement in the famous courtroom scene. In Monroeville, Ala., residents dressed in 1930s garb will read aloud from memorable passages. In Rhinebeck, N.Y., Oblong Books will host a party with Mocktails and recorded music by the indie band the Boo Radleys.
All summer “To Kill a Mockingbird” will be relived through at least 50 events around the country, in honor of the 50th anniversary of the publication of a book that became a cultural touchstone and an enduring staple of high-school reading programs.
