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SHOW TITLE
The Musketeers
YEAR
2015
PERFORMED
NW England, N Wales & Ireland
DESCRIPTION
Off the Ground Theatre were busy sharpening their rapiers, practising lunges and flirting outrageously in preparation for this summer's touring production of The Musketeers. There was overwhelming amounts of swash and buckle as the, now slightly older, heroes with a little help from Athos’ son and D’Artagnan’s daughter, charmed women (and some men), quaffed wine and fought off Spanish and Dutch spies- all in the name of France.
This new story brings the Musketeers back together after they first met twenty years ago. And this time, the whole future of Europe is at stake as mysterious powers aim to topple the most powerful people throughout the continent.
Make sure you check out the bottom of the gallery to see Musketeers with lightsabres! Huge thanks to JonHall Photo.
“What a breath of fresh air. Off the Ground, now in its 20th year, are one of the most exciting, versatile companies around. This current production is up there with the best. It is packed with zest, humour, poignancy.sword fencing and fight sequences are real crowd pleasers for all ages….an evening of delight. *****- Must See Musketeers.”
Wirral Globe
Written for OTG by Daniel Cambridge
Cast - Pete Darwent, Dan Meigh, Chris Tomlinson, Eric Blakemore, Nancy Ackland, Lucy Harris, Felipe Pacheco, Elliott Kingsley, Connor Wray, Mat Oliphant, Grace Goulding, Isobel Balchin, Jack Spencer, Nick Crosbie, Stuart Dagnall, Ellie Hurt.
Photography by Jon Hall.
Choreography by Grace Goulding and Dan Meigh.
Assistant Direction by Ellie Hurt.
Directed by Dan Meigh and Chris Tomlinson.
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