Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird
October 8 – November 8, 2026
By Academy Award® winner Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing, A Few Good Men, Moneyball)
Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Harper Lee
Directed by Huntington Artistic Director Loretta Greco
Content Advisories: Coming soon!
Notable Dates:
Press Opening: 10/14 at 7:00 pm
Open Captions – Tuesday, October 27th, 2026 @ 7 PM→
About the play:
Harper Lee’s enduring classic To Kill a Mockingbird is adapted anew as Aaron Sorkin, the brilliant and beautifully idealistic creator of The West Wing and A Few Good Men, returns to writing for the stage.
When upstanding lawyer Atticus Finch seeks justice for a wrongfully accused man, he is tested by the limits of his virtue and the uneasy work of forgiveness in a world ruptured in two. Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize–winning novel has resonated powerfully for over six decades. What does it mean to revisit this beloved classic today with fresh eyes — to consider how far we’ve come, and how far we still need to go?
Artistic Director Loretta Greco creates the first regional production of Sorkin’s soaring adaptation, especially for Boston.
Cast & Creative Team:
Karen Killeen
Scout
Karen Killeen
Karen Killeen (she/her) The Huntington: The Hills of California. Off Broadway: The Dead, 1904 (Irish Repertory Theatre). Regional: Pride and Prejudice (Chautauqua Theatre Company); Dr Ride’s American Beach House (Yale Cabaret).
Benjamin Izaak
Jem
Benjamin Izaak
Benjamin Izaak The Huntington: John Proctor Is The Villain. Regional: Until Death (Berkshire Theatre Festival); Love’s Labor’s Lost (Nevada Conservatory Theatre); A Christmas Carol (BTF). TV: Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin (HBO); Fallout (Amazon Prime Video); Sesame Street (Children’s Television Workshop).
Andrew Stevens Purdy
Dill
Andrew Stevens Purdy
Andrew Stevens Purdy (he/him) The Huntington: Aunt Jo (Workshop). Broadway: The Book of Mormon. Regional: Newsies (The Gateway); Jesus Christ Superstar (A.C.T. of Connecticut); Hair, The Producers (Forestburgh Playhouse); Crazy for You (Reagle Music Theatre).
Rafael Jordan
Tom Robinson
Rafael Jordan
Rafael Jordan Off Broadway: Caesar and Cleopatra (Harold Clurman Theatre); The Fears (Signature Theatre). Regional: Two Trains Running (Hartford Stage); Paradise Blue (City Theatre Pittsburgh); King Lear (Wallis Annenberg Beverly Hills); King Charles III (Shakespeare Theatre of DC / Seattle Repertory Theatre / American Conservatory Theatre); runboyrun, Dogeaters (Magic Theatre); American Buffalo, Detroit ‘67 (Aurora Theatre); The Glass Menagerie (California Shakespeare Theatre); Shakespeare in Love (Seattle Shakespeare Company); 365 days/365 plays (Actors Theatre of Louisville).
Jesse Garlick
Horace Gilmer
Jesse Garlick
Jesse Garlick The Huntington: The Band’s Visit (co-produced with SpeakEasy Stage). Off Broadway: Good (PTP/NYC); Who Would Be King (Ars Nova / Liars and Believers). Regional: Dalloway: First Love (Gloucester Stage); The Odd Couple (Winnipesaukee Playhouse); Yellow Bird Chase, The End is Nigh, Don’t Open This, A Story Beyond, Who Would be King (Liars and Believers); Our Town (Lyric Stage); A Christmas Carol, Journey to the West, Arcadia (Central Square Theater); As You Like It, Hamlet (Brown Box Theatre Project); Good, Assassins (New Rep); Beowulf (The Poets’ Theatre); Salome (Bridge Rep).
Michael Poignand
Sheriff Tate
Michael Poignand
Michael Poignand (he/him) The Huntington: The Hills of California. Off Broadway: Speaking in Tongues (Theatre 54); Navy Pier (Theatre Row Studio); Orange Flower Water (InProximity Theatre); Rush’s Dream (HERE Arts Center); The Wind in the Willows (New Victory Theatre). Regional: The Hills of California (Berkeley Rep), My Way (Fulton Opera House); South Pacific (Hangar Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Syracuse Stage); The Christians (Apollinare); Or, (Maiden Phoenix); The Merry Way, Comedy of Errors (Anthem Theatre); The Taming of the Shrew (Secret Theatre).
Liam Craig
Bob Ewell
Liam Craig
Liam Craig The Huntington: Amphitryon. Broadway: Boeing Boeing. Off Broadway: Crooked Cross (Mint Theater Company); Timon of Athens, Julius Caesar, The Killer (Theatre For A New Audience); Later Life (Keen Company); Aunt Dan and Lemon (The New Group); Two Noble Kinsmen (Public Theater).
Jackie Scholl
Mayella Ewell
Jackie Scholl
Jackie Scholl is a Boston and New York based actor. The Huntington: Leopoldstadt, Aunt Jo reading (Winter New Play Intensive), The Sacristy (Boston Theater Marathon). Regional: Ghosts (The Gamm); Circle Mirror Transformation (Harbor Stage Company); Loyalty or Liberty (Plays In Place); Stuart Little, Akeelah and the Bee, Frog and Toad, Pinocchio (Wheelock Family Theatre).
Patrice Jean-Baptiste
Calpurnia
Patrice Jean-Baptiste
Patrice Jean-Baptiste (she/her) The Huntington: The Hills of California, The Grove. Regional: A New Era (Company One); Angry Raucous and Shamelessly Gorgeous, Trouble in Mind, Broke-ology (Lyric Stage); Her Portmanteau (Central Square); King Hedley [Elliot Norton nomination for Best Ensemble], The Taming of the Shrew, Coriolanus, Hamlet (Actors Shakespeare Project); Henry V (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company).
Karl Kenzler
Atticus Finch
Karl Kenzler
Karl Kenzler (he/him) Broadway: Oedipus, Fiddler on the Roof, You Can’t Take It With You, Mary Poppins, Twelve Angry Men, The Caretaker, Dinner at Eight, The Heiress. Off Broadway: Life & Trust, Twilight: Los Angeles 1992 [Lucille Lortel nomination], Peter & The Starcatcher, All Our Children, Usual Girls, Hamlet, The Tempest. Regional: Two River Theater, Playmakers Rep, Bucks County Playhouse, Williamstown, Barrington Stage, The Guthrie, Shakespeare Theater, Old Globe.
Lewis D. Wheeler
Bailiff, Dr. Reynolds, US Atticus Finch
Lewis D. Wheeler
Lewis D. Wheeler (he/him) The Huntington: The Hills of California, The Triumph of Love, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Butley. Regional: No Man’s Land (ART); Cost of Living (SpeakEasy Stage), Long Day’s Journey Into Night (New Rep); A Number (Lyric Stage); Every Brilliant Thing (Cape Rep).
Ken Cheeseman
Judge Taylor
Ken Cheeseman
Ken Cheeseman The Huntington: Eureka Day, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Choice, Ether Dome, Prelude to a Kiss, All My Sons, A Civil War Christmas. Off Broadway: The Cherry Orchard, Scapin, Amphitryon (Classic Stage Company); Measure for Measure, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare in the Park).
Jesse Hinson
Mr. Cunningham, Boo Radley, US Bailiff
Jesse Hinson
Jesse Hinson (he/him) Regional: The Antiquities, A Case for the Existence of God, Heroes of the Fourth Turning, Shakespeare in Love (SpeakEasy Stage); Macbeth, Cymbeline (Commonwealth Shakespeare); Incels and Other Myths (Boston Playwrights’ Theatre); Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice (Actors’ Shakespeare Project); The Thanksgiving Play (Lyric Stage).
Aimee Doherty
Miss Stephanie, Dill's Mother, Mrs. Dubose
Aimee Doherty
Aimee Doherty (she/her) The Huntington: The Hills of California, Merrily We Roll Along, Sunday in the Park with George, A Little Night Music. Regional: Hello Dolly!, Into the Woods [Elliot Norton Award], On the Town [Elliot Norton Award], Thirst (Lyric Stage); Far from Heaven [Elliot Norton Award], A Man of No Importance (SpeakEasy Stage); Hairspray [Elliot Norton Award] (Wheelock Family Theatre). aimeedoherty.net
Kyle Cameron
Link Deas
Kyle Cameron
Kyle Cameron (he/him) The Huntington: The Hills of California. Off Broadway: Glass. Kill. What If If Only. Imp. (The Public); By the Water (MTC); Chains (Mint Theater); Night Sings Its Songs (New Light); Pushkin (the american vicarious). Proud member of the 52nd Street Project.
Ashley Lauren Frith
Musician, Composer
Ashley Lauren Frith
Ashley Lauren Frith (any pronouns) Regional: Titanic (Theatre-By-the-Sea); White Rose (Off The Page Theatre Company, development); Marisol (Trinity Repertory Company). Other work: Lauryn Hill Tour, Los Angeles leg; Busta Rhymes, BET Awards; Coco Jones, BET Awards; H.E.R., Espy Awards; Giveon, Take Time Album Anniversary; Sherie, “Deeply” music video; Bridge to Everywhere, Noon to Midnight Festival.
Liam Delaney
Ensemble
Liam Delaney
Liam Delaney (he/him) Regional: Your Hands Are The Road (Houses on the Moon). University: Don’t Leave Me Alone, Sense and Sensibility, Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, Everybody, Twelfth Night, Five Doors One Room, Spring Awakening (Brandeis University); Proof (Gaiety School of Acting).
Wyatt Anton
Ensemble, US Jem and Dill
Wyatt Anton
Wyatt Anton (he/him) The Huntington: Fun Home. Regional: Wakeman (New London Barn); Swept Away, A Man of No Importance (SpeakEasy Stage); The Merchant of Venice (Prague Shakespeare Company).
Bob Gallagher
Ensemble
Bob Gallagher
Bob Gallagher Film / TV: Law & Order SVU (NBC); Malicious Mind Games, Sinister Cover-Up, Lethal Love Triangle, Secrets Exposed, Beware The Night Nurse (Lifetime); The Food That Built America (The History Channel); Evil Lives Here (Investigation Discovery Network); Bad Senator, The Compatriots (Amazon Prime); Midas (Starz); Beezel (Apple TV); Hush (AllBlk TV).
Raissa Karim
Ensemble, US Calpurnia
Raissa Karim
Raissa Karim (she/her) Regional: Objective (Seven Angels Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Elm Shakespeare Company); Measure for Measure (Legacy Theatre / Elm Shakespeare); Julius Caesar (Valley Shakespeare Festival); Trouble in Mind (Collective Consciousness Theatre); Fairview, Season’s Greetings, Ernest and the Pale Moon (West Rep Stage).
Zach Kautter
Ensemble, US Bailiff and Dr. Reynolds, Sherrif Tate, and Horace Gilmer
Zach Kautter
Zach Kautter (he/him) The Huntington: The Hills of California. Regional: Constellations (BCA Plaza Theatre); Middle Man (Under St. Marks).
James Ricardo Milord
Ensemble, US Tom Robinson
James Ricardo Milord
James Ricardo Milord is a Boston native and Haitian American actor. The Huntington: Toni Stone, K-I-S-S-I-N-G, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Common Ground Revisited. Regional: King Hedley II (Actors’ Shakespeare Project); Paradise Blue, The Agitators, Cyrano (Gloucester Stage); Young Nerds of Color (Central Square Theater); Pipeline (WAM, Front Porch, Central Square Theater); A Christmas Carol (Underground Railway); The Handmaid’s Tale (Boston Lyric Opera); Anna Christie, Barbecue (Lyric Stage); Akeelah and the Bee (Wheelock Family Theatre); The Good Negro, Splendor, and The Brother/Sister Plays (Company One).
Cameron Mysliwicz
Ensemble
Cameron Mysliwicz
Cameron Mysliwicz (He/him) Community: Cabaret (The Company Theatre), Ghost: The Musical (Norwood Theatre). University: RENT, The Lifespan of a Fact (Boston College).
Alex W. Pollock
Ensemble, US Jude, Link, Bob, Mr. Cunningham, and Boo Radley
Alex W. Pollock
Alex W. Pollock (he/him) The Huntington: Our Town. Regional: Death of a Salesman (Harbor Stage); Appropriate (SpeakEasy Stage); Edward II (Actors’ Shakespeare Project); The Flick (Company One); This Is Our Youth (Gloucester Stage); A Behanding in Spokane (Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre).
Scott Salley
Ensemble
Scott Salley
Scott Salley (he/him) Regional: The Minutes, Superhero (Studio Theater Worcester); The Moderate (Central Square Theater); The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime (Umbrella Stage Company); By Any Other Name (New Rep Theater). Film / TV: The Doer, Wings of Fire Commercials for Reeds Ferry Sheds, Sweeney & Merrigan Law Firm, and more.
Will Sheerin
Ensemble
Will Sheerin
Will Sheerin Community: Something Rotten! (The Bradley Playhouse); Footloose (The Hanover Theatre); Grease (Theatre at the Mount). University: Our Town, Alice by Heart (UMass Amherst); Romeo & Juliet, Alice in Wonderland (Quinsigamond Community College). willsheerin.godaddysites.com
Joanna Strapp
Ensemble, US Mayella Ewell & Miss Stephanie, US Mrs. Dubose & Dill's Mom
Joanna Strapp
Joanna Strapp (she/her) The Huntington: We Had a World, The Triumph of Love. Regional: Fallen Angels, Blithe Spirit (North Coast Rep); Steel Magnolias, Billy and Ray, The Pursuit of Happiness, Love Loss and What I Wore (Laguna Playhouse); Noises Off! (The Rubicon); also shows at The Pittsburgh Public, The Gulfshore Playhouse, Kinetic Theatre, The Colony, Indian Wells Theatre, The Fountain, Greenway Court, and others. Ensemble Member of The Antaeus Classical Theatre Company in LA (The Seagull, Cloud 9, etc).
Aaron Sorkin
Playwright
Aaron Sorkin
Aaron Sorkin made his Broadway debut with A Few Good Men, which earned him the John Gassner Award for Outstanding New American Playwright. His other plays are The Farnsworth Invention and the stage adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird, which was nominated for 9 Tony Awards and went on to become the most successful American play on Broadway. He contributed a new book for Bartlett Sher’s Lincoln Center production of Camelot. In movies, Sorkin’s screen adaptation of A Few Good Men was nominated for Best Picture. He followed that with The American President and Charlie Wilson’s War, directed by Mike Nichols. In 2011, Sorkin won the Academy Award, Golden Globe, BAFTA and Critics’ Choice Award for writing The Social Network and followed that with nominations for Moneyball and Steve Jobs. He wrote and directed Molly’s Game, The Trial of the Chicago 7–nominated for 7 Academy Awards including Best Picture—and Being the Ricardos. In television, Sorkin wrote and produced Sports Night and followed that with The West Wing, which won two Peabody Awards and broke records for Emmy wins.
Loretta Greco
Director
Loretta Greco
Loretta Greco is The Huntington’s Norma Jean Calderwood Artistic Director. Her extensive national directing credits include Oedipus El Rey, The Hills of California, The Light in the Piazza, The Triumph of Love, Prayer for the French Republic, and Taylor Mac’s world premiere of Joy and Pandemic at The Huntington, the premieres of runboyrun and A Park in Our House at New York Theatre Workshop, The Story, Lackawanna Blues, and Two Sisters and a Piano at The Public Theater, Sweat, The Realistic Joneses, Speed-the-Plow, and Blackbird at American Conservatory Theater, and productions for California Shakespeare, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, McCarter Theatre, South Coast Repertory, Long Wharf, La Jolla Playhouse, and Williamstown Theatre Festival, among others.
Sarah Oakes Muirhead
Assistant Director
Sarah Oakes Muirhead
Sarah Oakes Muirhead (she/her) The Huntington: The Light in the Piazza, Leopoldstadt, Tartuffe, Sunday in the Park With George, A Little Night Music. Regional: We Will Not Be Silent, Fiddler on the Roof (New Rep); Arcadia, The Women Who Mapped the Stars (Nora Theatre Company); Show Boat (Reagle Music Theatre); 4000 Miles, Spring Awakening (Gloucester Stage Company); Sweeney Todd (Moonbox); Buyer + Cellar (6th Street Playhouse).
Andrew Boyce
Scenic Designer
Andrew Boyce
Andrew Boyce (he/him) The Huntington: The Hills of California, The Light in the Piazza, Prayer for the French Republic, A Doll’s House, Part 2. Broadway: Dana H. Off Broadway: Lincoln Center Theater, Roundabout Theater Company, Atlantic Theater Company, New York Theater Workshop, Vineyard Theater, Primary Stages, among many others.
Celeste Jennings
Costume Designer
Celeste Jennings
Celeste Jennings (she/her) The Huntington: Purpose, Fun Home, Fat Ham. Off Broadway: Malvolio and Memnon (Classical Theatre of Harlem & Getty Villa in LA); Minor.ity (Women’s Project and Colt Coeur). Regional: Appropriate (Old Globe); Furlough’s Paradise (Geffen); The Monsters (Berkley Rep & La Jolla Playhouse), Minor Music at the End of the World (Teatro Stabile del Veneto). Upcoming: Uhuru (Alley Theatre), Radio Bette (Edinburgh Fringe).
Daniel Baker
Sound Designer
Daniel Baker
Daniel Baker (he/him) The Huntington: Top Girls, A Raisin in the Sun, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Ruined, The Real Thing. Broadway: Eclipsed, The Parisian Woman, Purlie Victorious (assistant), American Son (assistant), Old Acquaintance (assistant). Off Broadway: Toni Stone (Roundabout); The Great Leap, These Paper Bullets! (Atlantic); The Four of Us (MTC, Lortel nomination); Party People (The Public); many others at LCT3, Signature, MCC, TFANA, Second Stage, and Keen Company.
J. Jared Janas
Wig, Hair, Makeup Co-Designer
J. Jared Janas
J. Jared Janas (he/him) The Huntington: Purpose, Fun Home, The Hills of California, The Light in the Piazza, The Art of Burning, Common Ground Revisited, The Bluest Eye, Indecent, Man in the Ring. Select Broadway: Proof, The Balusters, Dead Outlaw, John Proctor Is the Villain, Buena Vista Social Club, Our Town, Once Upon a Mattress, Prayer for the French Republic, Purlie Victorious, Good Night, Oscar, Sweeney Todd…, Frankie and Johnny…, Bandstand, Indecent, Sunset Boulevard, The Visit, Lady Day…l, Motown, Peter and the Starcatcher, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess.
Cassie J. Williams
Wig, Hair, Makeup Co-Designer
Cassie J. Williams
Cassie J. Williams The Huntington: Purpose. Off Broadway: Bigfoot the Musical (MTC); Sally and Tom (Public Theatre); Arms and the Man (Theatre Row).
Christopher Akerlind
Lighting Designer
Christopher Akerlind
Christopher Akerlind (he/him) The Huntington: The Light in the Piazza, The Triumph of Love, Prayer for the French Republic, Indecent, Tartuffe, Sunday in the Park with George, All My Sons, Shining city, Well, The Young Man from Atlanta, Seven Guitars, The Piano Lesson. Broadway: Rocky The Musical, Sting’s The Last Ship, Indecent, Talk Radio, Shining City, Awake and Sing, Well, Rabbit Hole, A Touch of the Poet, In My Life, The Light in the Piazza, Reckless, The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife, Seven Guitars, The Piano Lesson, and more.
Ashleigh Reade
Voice and Text Coach
Ashleigh Reade
Ashleigh Reade (she/her) The Huntington: Eureka Day, Fun Home, The Hills of California, The Light in the Piazza. Regional: Emma (Actor’s Shakespeare Project); The Anonymous Lover (Boston Lyric Opera); Driving in Circles, Jado Jehad (Boston Playwright’s Theater); A Christmas Carol (Hanover Theater); Always, Patsy Cline (Delaware Theater Company); Sweeney Todd (Moonbox Productions); The Light Princess (ART); The Wizard of Oz (Wheelock Family Theater).
Javier David
Fight and Intimacy Consultant
Javier David
Javier David is a Chicano, bi-costal actor based in Brooklyn and California. The Huntington: Oedipus El Rey, Clyde’s, Witch. Off Broadway: Romeo and Juliet (Classical Theatre of Harlem); The Rediscovery Readings (Classic Stage Company). Regional: The Strangers (Chalk Circle Collective); The Comedy of Errors (Shakespeare and Company); Do You Feel Anger? (Kitchen Theater Company); A Dollzes House (Signature Theatre); Cold Read Festival (Syracuse Stage); Almost, Maine (L.A. Theatre Center).
Kevin Schlagle
Production Stage Manager
Kevin Schlagle
Kevin Schlagle has spent nearly two decades as part of the vibrant Boston theatre scene, working on many Huntington productions in 18 seasons including personal favorites The Light in the Piazza, Prayer for the French Republic, Sunday in the Park with George, and The Purists.
Lauren J. Burke
Stage Manager
Lauren J. Burke
Lauren J. Burke (she/her) The Huntington: Eureka Day, Fun Home, The Grove, Sojourners, K-I-S-S-I-N-G. Off Broadway: New Federal Theatre. Regional: Front Porch Arts Collective, Boston Baroque, Gloucester Stage Company, Central Square Theatre, American Repertory Theatre, North Shore Music Theatre, Plays in Place, SpeakEasy Stage, Revels, Lyric Stage, Hangar Theatre, WAM, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Reagle Music Theatre, Poets’ Theatre, Israeli Stage, Boston Ballet, Boston Opera Collaborative.
Kendyl Trott
Stage Manager
Kendyl Trott
Kendyl Trott The Huntington: Leopoldstadt, K-I-S-S-I-N-G, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Common Ground Revisited. Regional: The Tempest (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company); Handbook of Civilian Defense, Ubu Roar (Juvenilia Theatre Company); WITNESS (Arlekin Players Theatre); The Tempest, Equivocation (Actors’ Shakespeare Project).
Athéna-Genesis Baptiste
Stage Manager
Athéna-Genesis Baptiste
Athéna-Genesis Baptiste (Stage Manager) (they/them) The Huntington: Purpose, Don’t Eat the Mangos, We Had a World, The Hills of California.
Charles Haugland
Dramaturg
Charles Haugland
Charles Haugland is the Director of New Work for The Huntington, and is currently in their nineteenth season with the company. Credits at The Huntington include dramaturgy on world premiere productions by Mfoniso Udofia, Lenelle Moïse, Kirsten Greenidge, Kate Snodgrass, Melinda Lopez, Lila Rose Kaplan, Eleanor Burgess, Craig Lucas, Gina Gionfriddo, and Lydia Diamond, along with co-creating the audio play series Dream Boston.
Janet Foster, CSA
NY Casting Director
Janet Foster, CSA
Janet Foster, CSA has been casting for over 35 years. At The Huntington, she recently worked on We Had a World, Fun Home, The Hills of California, The Light in the Piazza, The Triumph of Love, The Grove, Sojourners, Leopoldstadt, Toni Stone, and The Band’s Visit. Eight years at American Conservatory Theater included working with directors Carey Perloff, Mark Lamos, Mark Rucker, Annie Kaufmann, Loretta Greco, and many more.
Brett Duffy
Local Casting
Brett Duffy
Brett Duffy (she/her) The Huntington Casting Credits: Eureka Day, Oedipus El Rey, We Had A World, Fun Home, The Hills of California, The Light In the Piazza, Don’t Eat The Mangos, The Triumph of Love.
Sage Futterman
Emerging Artist Observer
Sage Futterman
Sage Futterman (they/them) is a Boston-based theatre artist. Regional: Out of Tune [director] (Boston Theatre Marathon). University: Dance Nation [director], Swann Song: a Celebration [writer / director], Twelfth Night [director / adaptor], Small Mouth Sounds [actor], Dr. Voynich and Her Children [actor], The Moors [actor] (Boston Conservatory).
Special Events:
Coolidge Corner Stage & Screen
A Few Good Men
Monday, October 5th at 7 pm
Featuring guests from The Huntington’s production of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, running October 8 to November 8, 2026.
Rob Reiner’s fiery and compelling adaptation of Aaron Sorkin’s play about a green JAG Corps lawyer assigned to a troubling court martial case allows Cruise to sink his teeth into an array of courtroom dramatics. Yes, everyone remembers his explosive climactic tete-a-tete with Nicholson’s bullying Colonel Nathan Jessep, but each of Cruise’s interactions with the entire cast—from Moore’s Lieutenant Commander courtroom assist to Bacon’s opposing lawyer—is a master class in on-screen chemistry. And Sorkin’s script remains vital for its scathing takedown of the military mindset that following orders usurps larger codes of human morality.
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From Playwright Aaron Sorkin:
“When I was asked to write To Kill a Mockingbird as a play, I knew I couldn’t try to do a Harper Lee impersonation and I knew I couldn’t pretend I was writing it in 1959. It would have to be a new play and I’m thrilled that the first post-Broadway production is happening on the stage of The Huntington. I hope Boston audiences enjoy this new look at Harper Lee’s classic story.”
From Artistic Director Loretta Greco:
“I thought I knew To Kill a Mockingbird — its trenchant moral questions, its searing heartbreak, its fierce insistence on empathy at all costs. But in the hands of the rigorously idealistic Aaron Sorkin, this muscular adaptation reveals something new and urgent: excavating fresh pleasures and provocations. I can’t wait to share this production with you — it’s a chance to be reunited with a beloved story as if for the first time, with sharper eyes and all the heart — and hope — we can muster.”
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