BPA is pleased to present the world premiere of Kennedy/Parkland/Doctors/Daughter June 13 at Bainbridge Performing Arts. Created and performed by Christie Jenkins, this live documentary offers a riveting inside story of that fateful weekend in Dallas.
Dr. M. T. “Pepper” Jenkins, was the Chief of Anesthesiology at The University of Texas SouthWestern Medical School and Parkland Hospital on November 22, 1963. He led the team to resuscitate President John F. Kennedy, and later worked on both Oswald and Ruby. Miss Jenkins has taken her father’s private notes of that compelling weekend and ensuing investigations, and re-created them into a fast-paced and fact-packed story, with music, large screen video, and photo stills. Christie will answer audience questions from the stage afterwards, followed by a dessert reception.
Miss Jenkins is a known Idea Entrepreneur, with New York Times best-selling books, a hit television show, and award-winning special interest videos among her lengthy credits. She spent twenty years in Hollywood as an actress and pop-culture talk show guest, which she continues doing, along with public speaking nation-wide on various topics. Learn more about Miss Jenkins at
www.ChristieJenkins.com.
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