Derrick Cobey (The Scottsboro Boys) currently appears in the Arden Theatre's new production of Jason Robert Brown's Tony Award-winning musical Parade. He shares some snapshots from backstage at the popular Philly venue.
Based on a true story, Parade is set in 1913 Atlanta, Georgia as Leo Frank, a Jewish factory manager accused of killing a young girl, faces a whole town turned against him.
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: "A Rumblin' And A Rollin'" Backstage at the Arden Theatre Company's Parade With Derrick Cobey
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: "A Rumblin' And A Rollin'" Backstage at the Arden Theatre Company's Parade With Derrick Cobey
Derrick Cobey (The Scottsboro Boys) currently appears in the Arden Theatre's new production of Jason Robert Brown's Tony Award-winning musical Parade. He shares some snapshots from backstage at the popular Philly venue.
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Elana (our fabulous AD) and a gift from our director after a long, but rewarding tech.
Derrick Cobey
"If I have to come and grab your microphone from your dressing room station one more time!"
Derrick Cobey
Our leading man, Ben Dibble cheesing.
Derrick Cobey
Me and Kenita Miller... "Rumblin' and a Rollin'"
Derrick Cobey
Microphone check...
Derrick Cobey
Sam Shepard is in the house. Be like Scott Greer and read a play, people!
Derrick Cobey
Alex Keiper, you betta pop those eyes!
Derrick Cobey
Time for lunch break with some of the most talented folks in Philly. Hey, you there in the red... Calm it down.
Derrick Cobey
Opening Night!
Derrick Cobey
Dennis and Michael. "In the land where honor lives and breathes, The Old Red Hills of Home"
Derrick Cobey
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The show stars Ben Dibble as Leo Frank, Jennie Eisenhower as Lucille Frank, with Rachel Camp, Jeffrey Coon, Caroline Dooner, Sarah Gliko, Scott Greer, Alex Keiper, Anthony Lawton, Michael Philip O'Brien, Derrick Cobey, Robert Hager, Dennis Holland, Kenita Miller and Temple University student Kathryn Brunner as Mary Phagan.
Directed by Terrence J. Nolen and co-conceived with designer Jorge Cousineau, the production runs on the Arden's F. Otto Haas Stage through Nov. 3, 2013.