Bonnie & Clyde: The Musical

Bonnie & Clyde: The Musical is a bold and electrifying retelling of the legendary crime spree that captured the nation’s attention during the Great Depression.

This gripping musical delves into the passionate and dangerous lives of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow—two small-town dreamers whose desire for fame, escape, and each other led them down a path of lawlessness and tragedy.

With music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Don Black, the score pulses with the raw energy of blues, gospel, and rockabilly, capturing the turbulent spirit of the 1930s while giving voice to the restless hearts of its central characters. As Bonnie longs for a life beyond waitressing and poetry, and Clyde yearns to escape poverty and prison, their love becomes both their salvation and their undoing.

Far more than just a tale of crime, Bonnie & Clyde explores the human stories behind the headlines—the desperation, hope, and fierce loyalty that drove two young lovers to become infamous folk heroes. With thrilling action, powerful ballads, and emotional depth, this musical is a haunting and romantic portrait of a couple who lived fast, died young, and left an unforgettable legacy.

Age recommendation: PG13