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The World of the Scottsboro Boys

Videos

Watch all of our videos for The Scottsboro Boys below! We’ll be adding more videos during the run of the show, so keep checking back.

First Look at The Scottsboro Boys

Our video trailer for the show.

Scottsboro to Today: Continuing their Story

The cast of The Scottsboro Boys visited the National Museum of African American History and Culture and spoke about this moving experience.

Special thanks to the National Museum of African American History and Culture and Bryan Sieling.

The Scottsboro Boys On Stage

Relive our production of The Scottsboro Boys in the official b-roll trailer.

Critics and Audiences are Raving About The Scottsboro Boys

See what critics and audiences have to say about The Scottsboro Boys.

Also in this section

Who Were the Scottsboro Boys?

On March 25, 1931, nine young African-American boys were pulled off a train falsely accused of rape and sentenced to death in an outrageous miscarriage of justice. These are their stories.

A Miscarriage of Justice: The True Story of the Scottsboro Boys

Read the full true story of the Scottsboro Boys here.

Catalyst for a Movement

Learn more about the grassroots movements, protests, and marches that sprang up across the country in support of the Scottsboro Boys.

Read All About It: The Media Frenzy

Northern and Southern newspapers picked up the sensational story of the Scottsboro trials, but different papers painted vastly different pictures of what was going on.

Scottsboro to Today: Continuing the Story

Read about how the legacy of the Scottsboro trials still impacts our modern criminal justice system, and see how you can get involved.

The Minstrel Show in The Scottsboro Boys

Kander & Ebb chose to tell the story of the Scottsboro Boys in the form of a minstrel show, the most popular live art form in America in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Learn more about the form and history of minstrelsy.

Kander and Ebb: The Art of the Razzle-Dazzle

Renowned musical writing team John Kander and Fred Ebb have perfected the art of presenting social commentary as provocative musicals – read about their unique style here.

Why Am I Directing The Scottsboro Boys?

Director Joe Calarco on the importance and meaning of the show, his approach on directing it, and why we need to tell this story now.

Alabama's Rich Culinary Heritage

Signature’s Ali’s Bar is now featuring special dishes inspired by the food traditions of Alabama in the 1920s and 30s. Read more about the inspiration for our menu.