Lizzie Borden took an axe…
Andrew Borden and his wife Abby are found dead in Fall River, Massachusetts August 1892. Their daughter Lizzie is the main suspect. Tried but acquitted of the crime, the story goes that she wielded the axe that killed them. Overnight, she becomes America’s original “mad, bad and dangerous to know” icon.
Set to bluegrass music and murder ballads, this irreverently presented, knee-slapping ensemble show fuses gallows humour and Vaudevillian horror.
Bury the Hatchet, brought to you by Out Of The Forest Theatre is the Winner of the Off West End “Best Ensemble” Award.
Dates
30 July – 25 August (not 12), 3.50pm (70 Mins)
Location
Pleasance Queen Dome, Edinburgh.
Tickets and Offer
Using code WAYFARING gets 20% off when booking via the Pleasance theatre website.
Disclaimer
Please note: Waterside Press is not affiliated with or responsible for the content of the show, which contains strong language, scenes of violence and distressing or potentially triggering themes. We simply bring you this offer as the publisher of Ronald Bartle’s refreshing account of a very famous case, Lizzie Borden and the Massachusetts Axe Murders.
