Broadway producer Scott Rudin, facing a barrage of criticism over his efforts to shut down productions of “To Kill a Mockingbird” around the United States, on Friday offered an olive branch to the affected theaters, letting them put on a version of the play.
Broadway producer Scott Rudin, facing a barrage of criticism over his efforts to shut down productions of “To Kill a Mockingbird” around the United States, on Friday offered an olive branch to the affected theaters, letting them put on a version of the play.Kenya The New York Times entertainment17 Aug 2024
The theaters were planning to stage an adaptation of Harper Lee’s novel, by playwright Christopher Sergel, which has been widely staged by adults and students for decades.
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