The Bridges of Madison County
Book by Marsha Norman Music & Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown
Presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company | May 6—June 3, 2017 at the Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA.
Jennifer Ellis and Christiaan Smith in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Christiaan Smith in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Kerry A. Dowling and Will McGarrahan in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Jennifer Ellis and Christiaan Smith in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Alessandra Valea in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Jennifer Ellis and Christiaan Smith in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Christiaan Smith and Jennifer Ellis in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Jennifer Ellis and Christiaan Smith in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Jennifer Ellis and Christiaan Smith in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
The cast of The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
Christopher Chew, Christiaan Smith, and Jennifer Ellis in The Bridges of Madison County, presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company. Photo: Glenn Perry Photography
A chance meeting between an Italian-American farm wife and a world-weary photographer leads to a soul-stirring affair in this lush, lyrical musical by the Pulitzer- and Tony Award-winning team of Marsha Norman ( ‘night, Mother) and Jason Robert Brown (The Last Five Years, Parade, Songs for a New World).
"This is the best performance I've seen Jennifer Ellis give!" — The Boston Globe
"The importance of the music to the storytelling is clear from the get-go in M. Bevin O’Gara’s minimalist, stylized staging … in which mundane items like the telephone or a bottle of brandy seem to float and nothing seems quite real except the romance." — WBUR The Artery