Korda Presents Ken Ludwig's The Three Musketeers

This adaptation of the classic novel by Alexandre Dumas is a tale of heroism, treachery, close escapes and above all, honour. Commissioned by the world famous Bristol Old Vic, it tells the story of a brother and sister, D’Artagnan and Sabine, who set off for Paris in search of adventure. D’Artagnan hopes to join the valiant King’s Musketeers. Sabine, meanwhile, is being sent to a convent school, but decides quickly that she’d rather fight by her brother’s side. Cardinal Richelieu has different plans for both. With new best friends, Athos, Porthos and Aramis by their sides, they’re determined to save the day for king and country. Dumas broke all the rules with this one, combining heroism and comedy in equal measure, and the critics agree that this is the best adaptation of the novel ever written. 

“Ken Ludwig’s adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ classic yarn is completely in keeping with the most popular Hollywood versions.” – The Bristol Evening Post.

“Ken Ludwig’s script is fairly groaning with giggles. In short, about as much fun as you would expect, and then a little more.” – Venue Magazine.

“Two hours of pure awesomeness.” – The California Aggie.

Our Pay what you can performance is September 19th, tickets will only be available at the door.

The Matinee on Sunday September 15th starts at 2pm, doors open at 1:30.

The Thursday September 26th performance is scent free , no popcorn will be served, please refrain from wearing perfume or cologne and if your bring flowers for a cast member please let one of our ushers know and they will bring them backstage for you.

CREATIVE TEAM

Written by Ken Ludwig

Adapted from the novel by Alexandre Dumas
Director Joey Wright
Producer Joey Wright

Stage Manager Jaden Augustine

Fight Choreography by Eric Smith

Set Design by Eric Tulp
Set Build by Eric Tulp and Mark Worsley

Set Painting By Nicole Clark
Lighting Designer Eric Tulp

Costume Design by Joey Wright and Sarah Jane Fitzgerald

Props by Jaden Augustine​

THE CAST

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Sean Humenny as D'artagnan

Georgie Savoie as Sabine

Nikolas Prsa as Athos

Nicole Clark as Porthos

Gianluca Ieraci as Aramis

David Duchene as Cardinal Richelieu

Lauren Stiers as Milady

Eric Droski as Rochefort, Stanley, Father

Grant Jonsson as King Louis, Fache, Guard

Ashley Bigelow as Queen Anne, Septime, Guard

Natalie Vriesen as Constance, Guard

Brandon Chappus as Treville, Ravanche, Innkeeper, Guard

Sarah Jane Fitzgerald as Mother Superior, Mother, Abbess

Julia Pastorius as Cardinal Guard, Wench