Watch “Parade” with RJI (In Person)

Described by the New York Times as “a pageant of love and antisemitism,” Parade: The Musical tells the story of Leo and Lucille Frank, a transplanted New York Jewish couple struggling to make a life in Marietta, GA. In 1913, Leo was wrongly accused and convicted of murdering his 13-year old employee. Although the Governor subsequently commuted his death sentence, an unruly mob stormed his prison cell and lynched him. Leo Frank became the only known Jew lynched in American history.

Join Adult Education and the Racial Justice Initiative in attending this matinee performance of PARADE, winner of the 2023 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical. Group tickets are available in the rear center orchestra section (rows Q-U) for this acclaimed performance at the Emerson Colonial Theatre. On the form, please indicate also if you are interested in traveling by chartered bus to the theatre.

Registration: This event is available in person. Registration form coming soon. Registration closes Saturday, February 1 at 11:59 pm!

This event is sponsored by TBE’s Racial Justice Initiative, which works to increase our understanding and activism to address ongoing discrimination and inequality.