Jeremy Webb Leads To Kill A Mockingbird at Dallas Theater Center Beginning Oct. 21 | Playbill

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News Jeremy Webb Leads To Kill A Mockingbird at Dallas Theater Center Beginning Oct. 21 To Kill a Mockingbird, starring Drama Desk Award winner Jeremy Webb as Atticus Finch, begins performances Oct. 21 at the Dallas Theater Center's AT&T Performing Arts Center.

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Jeremy Webb

The stage adaptation of Harper Lee's classic is a co-production between DTC and Casa Mañana, where the production played an earlier September run. Ira David Wood III played Finch in the previous engagement.

Director Wendy Dann, who co-authored the musical Sammy & Me, helms the co-production that will run through Nov. 20 in Dallas. The venture marks the first-ever collaboration between the two historic Dallas-area regional theatres.

Webb has appeared Off-Broadway in The Glorious Ones, as well as in regional mountings of The 39 Steps, The Producers, Spamalot and Kander and Ebb's The Visit at the Signature Theatre.

The cast also features Morgan Richards as Scout, Matthew Gray (Dividing the Estate) as Heck Tate, Sally Nystuen Vahle (Cabaret) as Miss Maudie, Akin Babatunde (Dividing the Estate) as Reverend Sykes, Bob Hess as Mr. Gilmer (It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane… It’s Superman), Dawson Holder as Walter (It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane… It’s Superman), Aiden Langford (A Christmas Carol) as Dill, Denis Lee (The Wiz) as Calpurnia, Bob Reed as Doctor/Clerk (A Christmas Carol), Pam Daugherty as Mrs. Dubose, Greg Dulcie as Judge/Cunningham, James Dybas as Bob Ewell, Anastasia Munoz as Mayella, David Allen Norton as Jem, Van Quattro as Boo Radley, Bob Reed as Doctor/Clerk and Akron Watson as Tom Robinson.

To Kill a Mockingbird has costume design by Jennifer Ables, lighting design by Brian Bembridge, scenic design by Donna Marquet and sound design and music by Sarah Pickett. The play, according to DTC, "tells two stories set in a small southern town. One of the stories follows attorney Atticus Finch and his defense of a wrongly accused man. The other follows his bright, young daughter, Scout, as she learns the realities of irrational hatred and discovers her own goodness."

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