directed by Clay Hopper
Harper Lee’s coming of age story set against the backdrop of 1930s Alabama explores themes of racial inequality, class, gender, and family. Classic Repertory Company delves into this timeless story to ask the question – what has kept this book in American classrooms for over fifty years? Suitable for grades 6 and up
Student and Teacher Feedback
“I realized that people can change with a little bit of chance, time and lessons”
– 7th grade student
“There is still racism and prejudice today in the world around me, and the lessons that Scout learns in this book can be useful in real life”
– 8th grade student
“It taught me to have empathy and to look before I leap”
-6th grade student
“I learned that you don’t need a lot of costumes, fancy backdrops, and a big cast to put on a wonderful play”
-8th grade student
“The play was very immersive, it made me feel like I was right there”
-9th grade student
“The way Atticus explains the perspectives of others is a meaningful message that I am able to apply to my daily life”
-11th grade student
“Expertly done! The cast was superb and interacted well with the students”
– Teacher
“Our students were highly engaged in the performance”
– Teacher
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