The Regals Musical Society
proudly presents
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Fri 15th |
Sat 16th |
Sun 17th |
Fri 22nd |
Sat 23rd |
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| 8pm | 8pm | 2pm | 8pm | 2pm 8pm |
This show will be presented at The Rockdale Town Hall.
| Director | Meg Day |
| Musical director | Jennifer Parbery |
| Choreographer | Lauren Nalty |
| Leo Frank | David Valks |
| Lucille Frank | Stacey Wilson |
| Jim Conley | Benjamin Hanly |
| Britt Craig | Kyle Sapsford |
| Frankie Epps | Andrew Fabris |
| Hugh Dorsey | Dave Russell |
| Governor Slaton | Bobby Babin |
| Newt Lee | Alessandro Gamba |
| Mary Phagan | Laura Sheldon |
| Iola | Maryann Wright |
| Monteen | Heather Riley |
| Essie | Christie New |
| Tom Watson | Jacob Nicholls |
| Mrs Phagan | Julie Ryan |
| Sally Slaton | Kirrily Shaw |
| Judge Roan | tba |
| Starnes | Brad Clarke |
| Ivey | Billy Kanafani |
| Rosser | Glenn Hermann |
| Minnie McKnight | Emma Paull |
| Riley | Daniel Imbert |
| Fiddlin’ John | Dave Day |
| Young Soldier | Julian Batchelor |
| Old Soldier | tba |
| Mr Peavy | Paul Riley |
| Guard | Paul Morrison |
| MacDaniel | Brad Socal |
| Policeman | Ryan Connell |
| Nurse | Jessica Shirley |
| Assistant | Dane Carroll |
| Aide | Cara Dibdin |
Chloe Aston, Emily Hart, Lucy Malone, Vanessa Morrison, Claire Riley, and Megan Socal
Adelie Battam, Ebony Black, Stephanie-Kate Bratton, Alexandra Camillos, Lauren Churm, Katie Farina, Claire Hughes, Emily Malone, Matilda Moran, Kerry Moss, Stephanie Moss, Kelly Peyton, Liana Propoggia, Tracey Rasmussen, Peter Sampson, Nichlas Smith, Erika Stirling, Ronald Teo, Taylor Thomson, Greg Thornton, Mal Tuck, and Barclee Woods
A powerful and captivating modern musical, Parade retells the true story of Leo Frank, a Brooklyn-born Jewish Factory manager, who was accused of raping and murdering a thirteen-year-old girl in Atlanta, Georgia.
With the tensions between North and South as a prominent backdrop, this musical portrays the harrowing story of a man who is made an outcast because of his beliefs and origin, and he and his wife’s struggle against prejudice and sensationalism to prove his innocence.
Alfred Uhry's book (Driving Miss Daisy) and Jason Robert Brown's musical (The Last Five Years) both won Tony Awards and will both change the way you view musical theatre. Both Uhry and Brown have utilised the elements of musical theatre to create a story which will immerse, captivate and move audiences.
Book by Alfred Uhry
Lyrics and music by Jason Robert Brown
Co-conceived by Harold Prince
Based on the true story of the trial and lynching of Leo Frank
Arranged with thanks to Hal Leonard Australia Pty. Ltd.