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Bye Bye Blackbird archiveA portrait of Zelda Fitzgerald. With dangerous currents swirling beneath the calm surface of her parents' austere Alabama middle-class existence and a terrifying history of insanity and suicide in her family, it was probably inevitable that the life of a strikingly beautiful little, girl who sought for and usually got what she wanted, would end in tragedy. Married to F. Scott Fitzgerald while still in her teens, together they epitomised the Roaring Twenties. She became the embodiment of its spirit, its 'Golden Girl'. Her daring behaviour dictated the new morality of the 'flapper' and inspired many of Scott's fictional characters. Bye Bye Blackbird places Zelda in her room in a private institution in Baltimore.. Still beautiful, still hopeful, still wittily musing on her wild experiences during a crazy era. As her mental and physical health declines terrifying voices and hallucinations haunt her, revealing an obsession with their daughter Scottie, her failure to become a professional ballerina, a sexually inept marriage,infidelity, suicide attempts and artistic frustrations.

Cast/Performers

Beth Fitzgerald

Creatives/Company

Author: Willard Simms
Director: Guy Masterson

Bye Bye Blackbird

Bye Bye Blackbird (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0969441014. Details of all Bye Bye Blackbird archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S2694

Archive Listings

13 Oct 98
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8 Nov 98
New End Theatre
Inner London, Greater London
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25 Feb 98
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28 Feb 98
Playhouse
Salisbury, Wiltshire
Performance Details => Venue archive
16 Oct 97
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17 Oct 97
Brighton Komedia
Brighton, East Sussex
Performance Details => Venue archive
30 Jul 97
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2 Aug 97
artsdepot
Outer London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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