Lizzie (liz-ee): Noun. 1) Lizzie Borden—the American woman tried and acquitted for the axe murders of her father and step-mother in Massachusetts in 1892. 2) Four badass females fronting a six-piece rock band to sing of betrayal and rage and feminine liberation. 3) A mind-blowing theatrical performance the New York Times called “deliciously watchable.” 4) The chain-smoking, motorcycle-riding, daredevil, kicked-off-the-cheerleading-squad-for-fighting-on-the-first-day-of-school third cousin to the rock opera, which musical theatre has disowned, perhaps for the fact that, as the bleeding edge of modern theatre, Lizzie makes its own rules.

 

Don’t miss the rock-musical event of the summer, live at the Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City!

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