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297 Bath Street, Glasgow, Scotland G2 4JN
The story of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow has fascinated the public since they began their infamous crime spree in 1932. Numerous media have explored their relationship and hunger for murder, including Arthur Penn's stylish 1967 movie and Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot's unique ballad of the same year. And now, following a highly successful run on the West End, comes this major UK tour of Frank Wildhorn, Don Black, and Ivan Menchell's musical retelling of their unforgettable romance, taking flight from March 2024!
Set to a bluegrass, gospel and rockabilly-infused score, the tale of the two outlaws is brought to life on stage, from the pair's early lives to their combustive meeting and subsequent, headline-grabbing crime spree culminating in their final shoot out.
Performance date: 1 January 1970
12+ swearing, mild scenes of sexual nature, mild themes of violence.
Two hours and 10 minutes with interval
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Katie Tonkinson as Bonnie
Alex James Hatton as Clyde from February - April
Danny Hatchard as Clyde from April - October
Sam Ferriday as Buck
Jaz Ellington as Preacher from February - July
Catherine Tyldesley as Blanche from February – May and September – October
Daisy Wood Davis as Blanche from May - July
Nate Landskroner as Alternate Clyde
Lauren Jones as Trish/alternate Bonnie at Saturday matinees
Music by Frank Wildhorn
Lyrics by Don Black
Book by Ivan Menchell
Directed by Nick Winston
Set and costume design by Philip Whitcomb
Musical supervision by Katy Richardson
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