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Tag Archives: Writers Theatre
“A century after the murder of Leo Frank, ‘Parade’ — now staged in Chicago — is a devastatingly relevant piece of drama”
TIMES OF ISRAEL Powerful musical recounts Atlanta lynching of falsely accused Jewish man by Ronit Bezalel June 25, 2017 Chicagoland theater goers have a must-see play in their midst. Even a century after the events that inspired it, the suburban … Continue reading
ArchitectGuy on Israel 