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July 18-26, 2014 Produced by Music Theatre of Madison Tickets $20-25 Purchase online here.
Composer Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll and Hyde) brings two of America’s most notorious criminals to vibrant life in this tuneful, tragically romantic new musical. During the Depression riddled years of the early 1930s, one couple became notorious for their disregard for authority, their contempt for banks, and their passion for one another. They became known to the world simply as Bonnie and Clyde. Joined by Clyde's brother Buck and sister in law Blanche, they robbed, cheated and murdered their way across the country, evading authorities from several states and providing morbid entertainment for a country desperate for distraction. Don't miss Bonnie and Clyde, the sexiest, most suspenseful and action packed event of the summer. |
July 24-27, 2014 Produced by Upstart Crow Suggested Donation $15
The Bacchae represents 5 years of dramaturgical work by its director, Anna Farkas. The production uses her own translation of Euripides’ disturbing depiction of the folly of trying to humanly manage or thwart the impulses of our own natures. The ancient Greek tragedy is set in the mythic here and now. The translation is true to the original, but costuming and direction allow the audience to encounter the drama in a timeless present instead of as a historic recreation.The production features Crows veterans Joshua Biatch, Samantha Biatch, Laura Broman, Ashley Duncan, Michael Feakins, William Fiore, Cheris Nelson and introduces new members, Ayeshah Emon, Greg Hudson, and Veronica Roll. Choreography is by Laura Brandt, and lighting design by Benjamin Otto. Bacchae is Farkas’s directorial and acting debut with the group. |
Bonnie & Clyde
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July 31-August 2, 2014 Produced by Upstart Crows Suggested Donation $15
One of Shakespeare’s bloodiest histories, Richard III displays Shakespeare’s great talent for combining comedy and tragedy, as well as shaping timeless characters with his unparalleled language. He gave us some of the strongest female characters in his canon, and the two funniest murderers we've ever encountered. |
July 24-27, 2014 Produced by Upstart Crow Suggested Donation $15
The Bacchae represents 5 years of dramaturgical work by its director, Anna Farkas. The production uses her own translation of Euripides’ disturbing depiction of the folly of trying to humanly manage or thwart the impulses of our own natures. The ancient Greek tragedy is set in the mythic here and now. The translation is true to the original, but costuming and direction allow the audience to encounter the drama in a timeless present instead of as a historic recreation.The production features Crows veterans Joshua Biatch, Samantha Biatch, Laura Broman, Ashley Duncan, Michael Feakins, William Fiore, Cheris Nelson and introduces new members, Ayeshah Emon, Greg Hudson, and Veronica Roll. Choreography is by Laura Brandt, and lighting design by Benjamin Otto. Bacchae is Farkas’s directorial and acting debut with the group. |
Richard III
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