Oh Once upon a time I did give a damn

Let's start with the play I watched:

To Kill A Mockingbird
Boy, was it good.
Toy Factory Productions, The same as The Crab Flower Club
I feel Mockingbird is better though, maybe because I've read the book before.

Ya See that?
Fifty-two dollars fifty cents.
And I got it for free!
But actually the play would be worth the price.
It was.
Based on Harper Lee's book
To Kill a Mockingbird,
This toy factory production is a must watch.

Synopsis

Based on Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel published in 1960, this adaptation for stage is by Christopher Sergel.

To Kill a Mockingbird fearlessly illustrates the themes of racial injustice and the destruction of innocence. With its lessons on tolerance and to decry prejudice, this provoking play remains committed to explore the moral nature of human beings and the coexistence of good and evil.

• The story teller: A young and feisty tomboy.
• The place: A sleepy and tired old town.
• The time: The early 20th century or any time when we slipped our conscience.
• The issue: A black man is accused of raping a white woman.
• The protagonist: An idealistic lawyer gets to defend the black man.
• The problem: His defense is far from easy, because few people in this town believe in the guiltlessness of an accused black.

It's a very good play, transition was awesome and the only props were stools.
I don't know why but the impact it created on me was huge, just awesome.

See those lovely blue words above that say Shows Extended
So, Get your tickets now yo~!