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Bonnie & Clyde
May 31 – June 2, 2024
About the Performance

Bonnie & Clyde

May 31 - June 2, 2024

Dorothy Jemison Day Theater

SPONSORED BY PROTECTIVE

Artistic Director | Christopher Stuart

Associate Artistic Director & Res. Choreographer | Roger VanFleteren

Choreography | Roger VanFleteren

Music | Selections from Ravel’s Piano Concerti in G and D for the left hand, and songs from various artists of the era.

Set Design | Ed Zuckerman

Lighting Design | Therrin Eber

Video & Projections Designed by | David Page

Costume Design | Wendy Gamble

Bonnie’s Voice Provided by | Claire White

Production Manager | David Page

Company & Production Stage Manager | Joelle Tucker

Costume Director | Wendy Gamble

Technical Manager | MaK Eddins

Costume Assistants | Cammie Windley & Tara Penkowsky


Special Thank You to

UAB Theatre, Red Mountain Theatre, & UAB Dept. of Theatre and Dance


No film, tape, transmitter, camera or other audio visual device, whether now known or here-afer developed, shall be used to record, photograph or transmit any performance of Bonnie & Clyde.


Synopsis

Act I

At Bonnie Parker's wedding to Ray Thorton, uninvited guests Clyde and Buck Barrow catch Bonnie's eye for the first time. Ray gets arrested, leaving Bonnie to return to her mother's home. Clyde asks Bonnie out, leading to a romantic evening interrupted by a police raid. After Clyde's escape from prison with Bonnie's help, they share a passionate dance before Clyde's return to crime, landing him back in prison.

Act II

Clyde breaks out of prison with W.D. Jones, convincing Buck and his wife Blanche to join their crime spree. As the Barrow Gang robs banks and evades the law, a security guard is accidentally killed, escalating the stakes. A picnic ambush leads to a shootout, resulting in Buck's death and W.D. Jones's capture. Bonnie and Clyde become fugitives, reflecting on their choices before driving towards their uncertain fate.

*PLEASE BE AWARE: There will be fog effects and gunshot sound effects on-stage during the performance.

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