Charlie Munitz

Boston Arts Diary

“An evocative, dynamic and expert production!”

Jack Craib

South Shore Critic

“This is arguable the best piece of musical theater ever performed by this company (and that’s saying a lot) and easily the best show of this season. It’s that good; it’s that great.”

Susan Mulford

Boston Events & Beyond

“This entire production is flawlessly delivered by a phenomenally talented cast!”

WBUR, TheArtery

“Impressive, Impassioned!”

Chloe Cunha

The New England Theatre Geek

“A well-crafted, enthralling production!”

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Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown, Book by Alfred Uhry
Directed by Jason Modica

Based on the true story of a trial that captivated the nation, Parade is the tale of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory-owner transplanted to Georgia and married to a Southerner. When a young girl in his employ is found murdered, Leo’s life is swept up by the intense forces of anti-Semitism and sensationalistic journalism in early 20th-century Atlanta. Leo’s struggle to maintain his identity in the face of extreme prejudice, his wife Lucille’s arc from privileged housewife to empowered crusader for truth and justice, and a region grappling with the complexities of its history, come urgently to life in Tony-winning composer Jason Robert Brown and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Alfred Uhry’s modern musical classic. A timeless romance. A gripping legal drama. A story for our tumultuous modern moment, ripped from the headlines of a century ago. Parade offers audiences a chilling and urgent reminder of bigotry’s dire consequences.

Approximate run time: Parade plays in 2 hours 30 minutes with one 15 minute intermission.

ELLIOT NORTON NOMINATION:

Outstanding Director – Jason Modica
Outstanding Design – Peter Mill, Elizabeth Cahill, Steve Shack, Chelsea Kerl, Lindsay Fuiri
Outstanding Musical Production – WINNER
Outstanding Choreography – Kira Troilo
Outstanding Musical Performance by an Actor – Aaron Patterson – WINNER
Outstanding Musical Performance by an Actor – Haley K. Clay
Outstanding Ensemble
Outstanding Musical Direction – Catherine Stornetta – WINNER