“Parade,” a Tony Award-winning musical, takes the stage as part of the 2026 Strand Theatrical Season. Set in 1913, the story centers on Leo Frank, a Jewish factory manager in Georgia wrongfully accused of murder. The unfolding trial reveals public outrage, sensational media coverage, and deep social divides, with Leo battling for justice in a challenging environment.
With a book by Alfred Uhry and a powerful score by Jason Robert Brown, the musical interweaves themes of love, prejudice, and resilience. The character of Lucille, Leo’s wife, emerges as a fierce advocate, courageously fighting to clear his name.
The performance is scheduled for September 13, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. This theatrical event promises a stirring and thought-provoking exploration of historical and human experiences.
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