Les Spindle’s review here. Parade (Theater Review) By Les Spindle, October 05, 2009 05:25 ET Bottom Line: Catch it before it passes by. This brilliant musical by Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown eloquently dramatizes a real-life tragic miscarriage of justice that occurred in 1913 in Atlanta: the false conviction and ultimate mob lynching ofRead More »

Bob Verini’s review here. PARADE (Mark Taper Forum, 739 seats, $80 top) by Bob Verini A Center Theater Group presentation of the Donmar Warehouse production of a musical in two acts with book by Alfred Uhry, music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown, co-conceived by Harold Prince. Directed and choreographed by Rob Ashford. Musical direction,Read More »

Charles McNulty’s review here. Theater review: “Parade” at the Mark Taper Forum Los Angeles Times, October 4, 2009 T.R. Knight and Lara Pulver in “Parade.” Credit: Mark Boster/Los Angeles Times Jason Robert Brown’s entrancing Tony-winning score for “Parade,” the 1998 musical he wrote with playwright Alfred Uhry (whose book also won a Tony), throws patchesRead More »

Naomi Pfefferman’s article here. Alfred Uhry swept though a corridor backstage at the Mark Taper Forum last week, greeting actors dressed in early 20th century garb with a robust “Shalom, y’all!” The Southern Jewish playwright was on hand to offer advice and answer questions for the cast of Parade, the musical about the anti-Semitic lynchingRead More »

Kristin Friedrich’s article here. Everyone Loves a Lynching Musical ‘Parade,’ Reborn After a Stint in London, Lands in Downtown by Kristin Friedrich Published: Friday, September 25, 2009 4:11 PM PDT DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – If a play should be so lucky, it starts Off-Broadway, gets good reviews, puffs up a bit, then bounds over toRead More »