Thursday, November 08 2007
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As part of a year-long series examining the death penalty, UNC-Chapel Hill is performing “Parade,” a musical about a Jewish man who was lynched in 1913 in Marietta, Georgia. Stage Director Joseph Megel, Musical Director Terry Rhodes and student-performers Rachel Wender and Sean Cassery join host Frank Stasio to perform and to discuss the challenges of staging such a complex and disturbing story.
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