To Kill a Mockingbird Tickets

To Kill a Mockingbird marks Greg Kinnear's Broadway debut. He is known for his Academy Award-nominated turn in As Good as It Gets and Emmy-nommed performances in The Kennedys and Modern Family. His other screen credits include Little Miss Sunshine, You've Got Mail and Flash of Genius.

Baize Buzan returns to To Kill a Mockingbird after making her Broadway debut with the original company in 2018. Recent work includes the role of Mary Pat in Aaron Sorkin’s Being the Ricardos, the starring role in the 2021 SXSW Narrative Competition selection Our Father, a critically acclaimed performance in the indie feature Tom of Your Life, and a featured guest role on NBC’s Chicago Fire. Baize has worked regionally with Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Writers Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, Yale Rep, Jackalope Theatre Company, and Smith Street Stage. She is a graduate of Vassar College and the Yale School of Drama.

Hunter Parrish can currently be seen in Ryan Murphy’s Netflix limited series Ratched. He was recently seen on NBC’s hit series This Is Us and on ABC’s Quantico. Prior, he starred in Dana Calvo’s Amazon series The Good Girls Revolt, opposite Genevieve Angelson. He also starred as Claude in the Hollywood Bowl production of Hair opposite Kristen Bell and Benjamin Walker, co-starred as Julianne Moore and Alec Baldwin’s son in Sony’s Oscar-winning film Still Alice, and recurred on CBS’s beloved series The Good Wife in a seminal role. For eight seasons, Hunter starred as Mary Louise Parker’s son, Silas, on Showtime’s acclaimed series Weeds. He starred as Jesus in the Broadway revival of Godspell. Hunter also received rave reviews for his Broadway debut as Melchior, the young hero in the Tony Award–winning hit musical Spring Awakening. Hunter’s other film roles include It’s Complicated (opposite Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin), Burr Steers’ 17 Again, and Paperman (opposite Jeff Daniels and Emma Stone).

Stew (Walkerspace, World Premiere, Pulitzer finalist); The Rose Tattoo (Broadway/American Airlines Theatre); Rinse, Repeat (Pershing Square Linney Theatre); Ruined (MTC/Geffen Playhouse); McReele (Roundabout Theatre Company). LAByrinth Theatre Company: The Way West, Our Lady of 121st Street, In Arabia We’d All Be Kings. Regional: “Celebrating the Black Radical Imagination”: don’t get got (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Sweat (Mark Taper Forum), Artney Jackson, The Rose Tattoo (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Fences (Long Wharf & McCarter Theatre), Our Town (Ford’s Theatre). Film: Lapsis, All the Little Things We Kill, Skin, From Nowhere, Naomi & Ely’s No Kiss List, St. Vincent, Silver Tongues, The Greatest, The Messenger, Please Give. Television: New Amsterdam, Big Dogs, Madam Secretary, Bull, The Enemy Within, She’s Gotta Have It, The Blacklist.

Michael Braugher is making his Broadway debut in To Kill a Mockingbird. A recent graduate of the Juilliard School, Michael received the John Houseman Award for Excellence in Classical Theater. Some of his favorite roles include Blue in Paradise Blue and Jaques in As You Like It. Off-Broadway: Romeo y Julieta. Williamstown Theatre Festival: Artney Jackson, Son Come Home.

Broadway: Bob Ewell in To Kill a Mockingbird, Willie Oban in The Iceman Cometh, Take Me Out, The Lion in Winter, The Tempest. Other theatre includes Luce, When I Come to Die,The Green Book, The Killing, Trumpery, The Foreigner, Rude Entertainment, Blue Window, and Troilus and Cressida. Film: Spotlight, Split, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Nasty Baby, Moonrise Kingdom, Nasty Baby, Runoff, Meek’s Cutoff, Beirut. Television: The Wire, God Friended Me, Falling Water, The Affair, Girls, Person of Interest, Billions, Genius, The Abolitionists and Fringe.

Russell Harvard most recently starred as Duke of Cornwall opposite Glenda Jackson in Sam Gold’s Broadway production of King Lear. He was also recently in I Was Most Alive with You at Playwrights Horizons, in a role Craig Lucas wrote specifically for him and earned him a Drama Desk nomination. He also starred in Pasadena Playhouse's Our Town, Open Circle’s The Who’s Tommy, and Deaf West's acclaimed Broadway revival of Spring Awakening. In 2012, he made his off-Broadway debut in Tribes, earning a Theatre World award and receiving Drama League, Outer Critics and Lucille Lortel Award nominations. He was featured in Paul Thomas Anderson's 2008 Oscar-nominated film, There Will Be Blood, and starred in The Hammer as the first deaf person to win a collegiate wrestling championship. Russell had a multi-season role on Fargo, a recurring role on ABC Family's Switched At Birth, and has guest starred on Odd Mom Out, Fringe, and CSI: NY.

Broadway: A Doll’s House, Part 2; The Crucible. Off-Broadway: American Hero, The Great Immensity, Core Values, The Great God Pan. Regional: American Hero (Williamstown Theatre Festival). Film: Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl; The Perks of Being a Wallflower; The English Teacher. Television: Better Call Saul, Law & Order: SVU, The Knick, Eye Candy, Taxi Brooklyn, Gossip Girl. Web-series: “The Accidental Wolf.” Education: BFA, University of Evansville.

Patricia Conolly has been seen on Broadway in You Can’t Take It With You, The Cherry Orchard (with Uta Hagen), Exit the King (with Eva LeGallienne), Right You Are If You Think You Are (with Helen Hayes), The Cocktail Party, The Misanthrope, Pantagleize, The Wild Duck, among others. Additional theater credits include The Front Page, Is He Dead?, The Coast of Utopia, Enchanted April, Judgment at Nuremberg, Waiting in the Wings, The Sound of Music, The Heiress, The Real Inspector Hound, A Small Family Business, The Circle, Blithe Spirit, A Streetcar Named Desire (Lincoln Center Theater), The Importance of Being Earnest, Tartuffe (Circle in the Square), Hedda Gabler, Misalliance (Roundabout Theatre Company), Woman in Mind, House and Garden (Manhattan Theatre Club), Rasheeda Speaking (Signature Theatre), The Dead, The Belle of Belfast, Beyond the Horizon (Irish Repertory Theatre), As You Like It, Othello, King Lear (with Hal Holbrook), Ghosts (The Old Globe), Peer Gynt, Antony and Cleopatra (Hartford Stage), The Moliere Comedies (Mark Taper Forum), The Merry Wives of Windsor, Love for Love, Romeo and Juliet, The Country Wife, King Lear (with Peter Ustinov), Twelfth Night, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, A Streetcar Named Desire, Phaedra, St. Joan of the Stockyards, Virginia, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Physicist, King Lear, The Broken Heart, The Chances, Uncle Vanya (Chichester Festival Theatre), Long Day’s Journey into Night (Sydney Theater Company), Burnt Piano, Hay Fever, Hedda Gabler, A Doll’s House, The Devils, All’s Well That Ends Well (Melbourne Theatre Company), The Constant Wife, Pygmalion, Design for Living, Measure for Measure, Private Lives, A Streetcar Named Desire, The School for Scandal, The Crucible, Love’s Labor’s Lost, Oedipus the King, Uncle Vanya, Julius Caesar, Dear Liar, and A Slight Ache (Guthrie Theater). Television: Elementary, Young(ish), School for Scandal, Never Too Young. Film: Protect You + Me, The Country Wife. Conolly has also taught at and directed for The Juilliard School, Boston University, University of Southern California, Florida Atlantic University, North Carolina School of the Arts, and the Old Globe/University of San Diego.

Noah Robbins has been seen on television most notably in Hulu's UP HERE, Netflix's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and on Amazon's Forever. His feature credits include The Trial Of The Chicago 7, The Assistant, The Week Of, Set It Up, Indignation and Miss Sloane. He has also appeared in TV Land's “Younger”, Showtime's “Masters Of Sex”, and Fox's “Grease Live”.  Notable theater credits include his Broadway debut in Brighton Beach Memoirs, the Broadway revival of Arcadia, The Twenty-Seventh Man, Punk Rock, Clarkston, and the title role in the revival of Master Harold...And The Boys. Noah most recently appeared on Broadway in To Kill A Mockingbird opposite Jeff Daniels. He will next be seen on screen in the feature film Project Artemis with Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum.

Christopher Innvar has been seen on Broadway in Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, The Snow Geese, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, Victor/Victoria, Les Misérables, The Threepenny Opera, 110 in the Shade, The People In The Picture. Off-Broadway credits include Floyd Collins (Playwright’s Horizons), King Lear (Delacorte Theatre), Signature Theatre Company, Atlantic Theater Company, Vineyard Theatre, Transport Group Theatre Company, Red Bull Theater, Manhattan Theatre Club, Lincoln Center Theater, Classic Stage Company. Directing credits include The Whipping Man with Clarke Peters and The Other Place with Marg Helgenberger at Barrington Stage Company. Plays: Turtles (Applause), Phantom Limb (YouthPLAYS). Film: The Post. Television: The Sinner.

Zachary Booth has had a diverse, prolific career, highlighted by major roles on critically acclaimed television series such as The Good Fight on Paramount+ and Damages on FX. He made his Broadway debut in the Roundabout Theatre production of The Winslow Boy. Off-Broadway, he has premiered new works by Edward Albee (Me, Myself, & I) and Craig Lucas (Prayer for My Enemy). Film: Keep the Lights On, After Louie, The Revival, Last Weekend, Dark Horse, Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, and White Irish Drinkers. Currently he can be seen in the independent thriller Dashcam, the hilarious Comedy Central series The Other Two, and the Netflix docuseries The Family.

Broadway: Glengarry Glen Ross (Tony nomination, Theatre World Award). Off-Broadway: Blood From A Stone, Early History Of Fire (New Group) Trick Or Treat (59E59). Regional: Robert Frost: This Verse Business (Merrimack Rep and other venues), Man In The Ring (Huntington Theatre-IRNE Award), Dig (Dorset Theatre Festival), Midvale High School 50th Reunion (Nora Theatre), Doll’s House, Trick Or Treat (Northern Stage (VT), Auld Lang Syne, Measure For Measure (Peterborough Players) Art, Our Town, On Golden Pond (New London Barn). Five seasons with Canada’s National Arts Centre Theatre Company. Film: Return Of The Secaucus Seven, Eight Men Out, Matewan, Flags Of Our Fathers, Peter And John, Game Plan. Television: NYPD BLUE (12 seasons, Emmy, SAG Award), Damages, Chicago Fire, Grey’s Anatomy, Elementary, Taking Chance, Deadwood. He and his wife Elisabeth live in Norwich, Vermont and Boston. 

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