To Kill A Mockingbird Tickets
All rise for Harper Lee’s classic novel about race and injustice on stage, adapted by Academy Award-winning writer Aaron Sorkin.
All rise for this spellbinding adaptation
After generating huge critical acclaim on Broadway, Aaron Sorkin’s landmark adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird opens in the West End, starring Matthew Modine as Atticus Finch.Based on Harper Lee’s best-selling novel, To Kill a Mockingbird is set in the mid-century American South and based on Lee’s own childhood in Alabama. Told through the eyes of Scout Finch, the story follows her father Atticus Finch, whose career as a lawyer sees him defending a black man accused of rape against a white woman.
To Kill a Mockingbird is adapted for the stage by Aaron Sorkin, who is best known for his razor-sharp screenplays, including the Academy Award-winning The Social Network and Steve Jobs. It is directed by Bartlett Sher, who previously won a Tony Award for South Pacific.
The Broadway production shattered box office records, becoming the highest-grossing American play in history, and the West End production is sure to follow suit. Don't miss To Kill a Mockingbird tickets to witness this classic tale of racism and injustice, which is as timely as it is timeless, brought vividly to life at the Gielgud Theatre.
Sorry this show closed 20 May 2023, we recommend these similar productions.
Please note that the appearance of any performer cannot be guaranteed, and is always subject to illness, injury and statutory holiday entitlement.
To Kill A Mockingbird Reviews
User Reviews
Tremendous!! Rafe Spall is outstanding as are Harry Redding (who is making his west end debut) as Jem and Geyneth Keyworth as Scout. As relevant today as it was when it was written. A fabulous adaptation and well worth the wait! Congratulations t Read more
Tremendous!! Rafe Spall is outstanding as are Harry Redding (who is making his west end debut) as Jem and Geyneth Keyworth as Scout. As relevant today as it was when it was written. A fabulous adaptation and well worth the wait! Congratulations t Read more
As you would expect if you have read the book. A play about a time gone by and the beginning of social justice (in my opinion) A bit drawn out with some dodgy accents in places. Overall poignant and worth a watch