"To Kill a Mockingbird," is a story that demands to be told, and the recent stage adaptation has taken the Broadway theatres by storm. 

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This project was inspired by the moral questions that a young Scout Finch is faced with while living in the racially divided community of Maycomb, Alabama. 

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The questions that Scout must attempt to understand are still prevalent in the modern times of today.

 

Should someone be judged by the color of their skin? Or should the color of your skin define a person's destiny? More importantly, why should someone kill a mockingbird if all they do is sing?