MOCKINGBIRD merchandise?

[LYLS3637]

I'm sorry if this has been discussed before, but is TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD selling any merchandise? 

I couldn't find any at the theater, though I admit I wasn't looking very thoroughly given the crowds navigating the theater. I did an online search but came up empty. Are any of the theater shops around Times Square selling anything?  

[dramamama611]

I'm fairly certain I heard they were NOT selling anything.  (I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong!)

[Fosse76]

They will, but it's anyone's guess as to when. 

[hollebolle]

I definitely saw merchandise for sale in the downstairs lounge on 12/29. I honestly didn't get a good look, but I'm pretty there was a shirt that said something about consent, and I saw someone with a window card. 

[C4b2a3b]

There was a merchandise kiosk/stand when I went a few weeks ago. I can't remember specifically, but there were magnets, posters, mugs, and apparel with and without quotations from the show/book. I remember being struck by not seeing the actual Harper Lee novel (or maybe I just missed it). They were selling a biography called "Atticus Finch".

[musicaltheatrechick]

Anybody know what merch they have currently?

[girlcop]

musicaltheatrechick said: "Anybody know what merch they have currently?"

I was there last Saturday and they had t shirts, baseball hats, mugs, magnets, books.....

[LuPita2]

 It's so interesting than no merchandise is available online.  Anywhere. 

[Miles2Go2]

Can anyone confirm they still have merch for sale in the theater? I am really taken with the window card. I know Rudin usually is opposed to merch for straight plays.

Also anyone know if the cast comes out to stage door after Saturday matinees? I’m interested in trying to get my window card signed.

Thanks!

[Shubert Alley Cat]

Saw the show this afternoon. They have apparel, the windowcard, a souvenir program book, and other stuff. I got the program and the magnet. The merch is in the downstairs lounge area.

[Miles2Go2]

Shubert Alley Cat said: "Saw the show this afternoon. They have apparel, the windowcard, a souvenir program book, and other stuff. I got the program and the magnet. The merch is in the downstairs lounge area."

Thank you! Do you recall if they had a coffee mug? I tend to collect souvenir mugs from the shows I see, especially if they’re larger mugs.

 

[Shubert Alley Cat]

Sorry Miles ... I don’t remember.

[Miles2Go2]

Shubert Alley Cat said: "Sorry Miles ... I don’t remember."

No problem! Thanks! I’m seeing 8 shows and three concerts. I’ll be dropping some serious dime on merch with or without a TKAM mug. Lol. I’m pretty sure I already know I want the TKAM window card, program and magnet. 

[HasBeen1947]

They do have a mug.  It's black with a red interior and says "Joy cometh in the morning."

[Miles2Go2]

HasBeen1947 said: "They do have a mug. It's black with a red interior and says "Joy cometh in the morning.""

Thanks! 

[Pashacar]

I'm glad someone revived this thread because it reminded me to mention a comment/question about the merch. When I was there a month ago, they seemed to have a partnership going with some kind of foundation that supported racial justice in the criminal justice system, and were selling merch that seemed to be a collaboration between the foundation and the show. I can see the connection between the subject matter and that topic, and it seemed at a glance like a commendable organization to signal boost and support, but the stuff they were selling felt like first ideas that should have been long since thrown out, like a big sweatshirt with "TREYVON" in block letters on the chest and the Mockingbird logo on the side, which just feels shoehorned to me.

[Pose2]

His name was Trayvon Martin.