Parade is the compelling and poignant musical that brings to life the true story of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory manager wrongly accused of murder in 1913 Georgia. Through its stirring score and evocative lyrics, the show explores themes of injustice, prejudice, and the quest for truth as Leo’s fight for freedom unfolds amidst a backdrop of societal tension and personal turmoil. As the story delves into the impact of public opinion and the power of compassion, Parade challenges audiences to reflect on the nature of justice and the enduring strength of the human spirit.

Thanks to a generous donation from Marilyn Stein, we are able to offer members tickets at less than half the general sale price. The discounted price is $20 per ticket.

Supply is limited. If tickets sell out, or if you are a non-member, you may still purchase general sale tickets for the October 26th 2:00 pm show from the Ephrata Performing Arts Center's website. 

Following the show, there will be a reception and a discussion with Rabbi Paskoff and members of the production.