
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
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Michael Friedman and Alex Timbers’ 'Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson' transposes the rise of America's 7th U.S. President into a leather-jacketed punk rock concert. Opening at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre in 2010 after an explosive run at the Public Theater, the high-octane narrative charts the rise and political career of Andrew Jackson from the backwoods of Tennessee to the White House, charting how narrow-minded xenophobia and celebrity obsession molded early American democracy. Directed by Alex Timbers, the production stands as a defining monument of contemporary musical innovation.

