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May 09, 2019
Aaron Sorkin, Jeff Daniels, Celia Keenan-Bolger and Gbenga Akinnagbe discuss their Broadway smash hit To Kill A Mockingbird with DeRay McKesson, civil rights activist and author of On the Other Side of Freedom. What made them want to adapt Harper Lee’s masterpiece for the stage? What if Atticus Finch wasn't the hero of this story? How has Harper Lee’s legacy changed since she published her landmark novel in 1960? Sorkin and Daniels, longtime collaborators, grapple with these questions and more in an unforgettable conversation.
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