Parade Tickets

Tony, Grammy, and Emmy Award winner Ben Platt can recently be seen starring in the Amazon film, The People We Hate at The Wedding alongside Allison Janney and Kristen Bell. He also recently wrapped his multi-city Reverie Tour which included stops at Madison Square Garden and the Hollywood Bowl. Platt also made his highly anticipated return to the New York stage as Leo Frank in Parade at the City Center. Most recently, Ben wrapped production on the film Theater Camp which is co-written by Platt, Molly Gordon, Noah Galvin, and Nick Lieberman inspired by their popular 2020 short film by the same name. Platt, Gordon, and Galvin will all star in it as well directed by Gordan and Lieberman. Last year, Platt starred in the Universal film adaption of Dear Evan Hansen where he reprised his Tony Award-winning role alongside Julianne Moore and Amy Adams. Ben can also be seen in the highly popular Netflix series by Ryan Murphy, The Politician. Ben stars and serves as the executive producer on the series – his performance in Season 1 earned him a Golden Globe nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series and the show received a nomination for Best Comedy. Additionally, it was announced that Ben began filming alongside Beanie Feldstein, Merrily We Roll Along which will be shot over a 20-year period, directed by Richard Linklater. Ben released his acclaimed sophomore album with Atlantic Records called Reverie on August 13, 2021 including hits “Happy To Be Sad” and “Imagine.” This marks the first new music from Platt since 2020’s Finneas-produced single “So Will I.” Ben also released a solo concert Netflix special “Ben Platt: Live from Radio City Hall” along with a deluxe version of his album, Sing To Me Instead and his hit single “Grow As We Go” recently crossed the threshold of Gold Status. Multi-faceted singer/songwriter, Platt released his critically acclaimed debut album, Sing To Me Instead along with a single not on the album called, “The Rain,” which he debuted at the 2019 U.S. Open. No stranger to the big screen, Ben has starred in Universal Pictures’ smash hits Pitch Perfect and Pitch Perfect 2. He has also appeared in Ricki And The Flash alongside Meryl Streep and in Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk, Run This Town, Broken Diamonds, as well as guest starred in the Will & Grace reboot for NBC. Platt won the 2017 Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical for his performance as Evan Hansen, as well as the Drama League Award for Distinguished Performance, making him the youngest actor to win the coveted award. Additionally, Dear Evan Hansen won the Tony Award for Best Musical and the cast recording took home the Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album as well as a Daytime Emmy Award for their performance on The Today Show.

Micaela Diamond made her Broadway debut as Babe – the youngest Cher – in The Cher Show, a role she auditioned for just weeks after graduating high school. She recently appeared in Parade at New York City Center, The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical at the Kennedy Center, Williamstown Theatre Festival’s productionRow, and Ethan Coen’s A Play Is A Poem in Los Angeles. She made her television debut in NBC’s Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, appearing in the ensemble and understudying Sara Bareilles. Additional television and film credits include The Gilded Age; Tick, Tick… Boom!; and Up Here on Hulu.

Broadway: Into the Woods, Girl from the North Country, A Bronx Tale. Off-Broadway: Toni Stone. National tour: Once on this Island.

Broadway: Jagged Little Pill (2020 Tony nominee, Grammy), Honeymoon in Vegas, On A Clear Day, Mamma Mia! Off-Broadway: Joan of Arc, Brother/Sister Plays, Civil War Christmas, Hit the Wall. Kennedy Center: Chess. Tour: Thoroughly Modern Millie. TV: Dopesick, Godfather of Harlem, Search Party, Dr. Death, Mr. Robot, Blacklist, Blue Bloods. Film: Intermedium.

Broadway: The Phantom of the Opera, Gigi, Kiss of the Spider Woman, She Loves Me, Secret Garden, Anything Goes (Tony and Drama Desk Award nominations), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Tony and Drama Desk nominations), Sunday in the Park with George. Sondheim’s Bounce Kennedy Center and Goodman Theatre. West End: Mack and Mabel, Anything Goes. Off-Broadway: Black No More, Confession of Lily Dare. Film: tick, tick…BOOM!

Paul Alexander Nolan’s role as August in Water for Elephants will mark his 10th Broadway show. Most recently, he played prosecutor Hugh Dorsey in the 2023 Tony-winning revival of Parade. In 2021, he reprised his role as Jim in the most Tony-nominated play in history, Slave Play, and toured with that production to the Mark Taper Forum in LA. Other Broadway roles include Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar, Guy in Once, Jimmy Ray in Bright Star (Drama Desk nomination), Pasha/Strelnikov in Doctor Zhivago (Outer Critics Circle nomination), Billy Flynn in Chicago, and Tully in Escape to Margaritaville. Off Broadway: Original casts of Daddy Long Legs and Slave Play. Recent regional: Life After at Chicago's Goodman Theatre and Ahrens and Flaherty’s new musical, Knoxville, at Asolo Rep, directed by the late Frank Galati. Paul can be heard on 6 original cast albums. TV credits include The Code, Madam Secretary and Instinct for CBS.

Broadway: Phantom of the Opera, On the Town, Hands on a Hardbody, Catch Me If You Can, Hair. Off-Broadway and NYC: To My Girls; Scotland, PA; Darling Grenadine; A Chorus Line; Candide; Sweeney Todd; The Most Happy Fella; Fire and Air; Working; and Floyd Collins. Television and film: Quantico, Sex & the City 2, Law & Order: SVU.

Parade is Kelli’s favorite show. Broadway: Doctor Zhivago, Wicked, Gettin’ the Band…, The Royal Family, Baby It’s You! Dozens of films and television shows including The Punisher, Fosse/Verdon, Younger, Dickinson, and Chicago Fire. She’s also a writer and certified life coach.

Broadway: Once on This Island. National tours and regional: Once on this Island, Sing Street: A New Musical. Television and film credits include: Harlem (Amazon), Charmed (CW), Pose (FX), Law & Order: SVU (NBC), The Path (Hulu), and Anything’s Possible (MGM/Orion Pictures). Upcoming, HBO’s And Just Like That. Courtnee is a graduate of the UNCSA. @iamcourtneecarter.

Eddie Cooper is making his Broadway debut. Encores: Parade, Promenade, God Bless You Mr. Rosewater, Little Shop of Horrors. Concerts: Pirates of Penzance (American Airlines Theater), Anyone Can Whistle (Carnegie Hall). Classic Stage Company: Assassins, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui. Hartford Stage: Kiss My Aztec!. Television and film: Mozart In The Jungle, Banshee, The Night Of, Better Nate than Ever.

Erin Rose Doyle is thrilled to be making her Broadway debut after performing in the New York City Center’s production of Parade in November 2022.

Dear Evan Hansen, To Kill A Mockingbird, Amélie, Disaster!, Sweeney (Tony Award nomination), Brooklyn, JCS, Cabaret. Off-Broadway: Alchemist, By The Way Meet Vera Stark, Secret Life of Bees, Changeling, Trumpery, Shockheaded Peter. Select regional: Twelfth Night, Tempest, Much Ado, Clybourne Park, Caucasian Chalk, Zoo Story, Elektra, Three Sisters. Select television: Evil, Blacklist, Elementary, NCIS. MFA NYU grad acting, BA Yale.

Broadway: A Streetcar Named Desire, Hairspray (OBC), Rent, Sunset Boulevard, Show Boat (OBC). Film: Cubby, Growing Up (And Other Lies). Television: East New York, The Blacklist, Blue Bloods, The Affair, The Americans, Elementary, Show Me a Hero, Nurse Jackie, Smash, The Big C, Rescue Me, Damages, Whoopi, 100 Centre Street.

Jake Pedersen is made his Broadway debut in Parade. National tours: Wicked (Boq), Escape to Margaritaville (Ensemble). Regional: Writing Kevin Taylor (Meadow Brook Theatre), Newsies (Crutchie, NLBP). New works: The Last Day (Sarah Schlesinger/Mike Reid), The Lucky Boy (Kristen Childs). BFA in Musical Theatre from Penn State.

Broadway: Chicken and Biscuits (playwright). As an actor: Beautiful (Original Broadway Cast) and Book of Mormon. Tours: Rent, Dreamgirls and Book of Mormon. Douglas is a writer on Apple TV’s Emmy-nominated series Fraggle Rock. As a composer-lyricist, Beau (ATF) and Polkadots (Atlantic Theater Company). 

Brown is best known as the Tony-winning wunderkind who wrote the score for Parade.

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Arden is best known for playing Tom Sawyer in Big River, a role for which he won a Tony Award Honor for Excellence in Theatre.

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