The Story of the Three Musketeers, told to two in half an hour, is a show that basically tells the story of the Three Musketeers but… two and...in half an hour...or a little more times.
To say more would be to spoil surprises, but it is true that some passages are botched. The Three Musketeers, Twenty Years Later, The Viscount of Bragelonne, is still nearly three thousand pages. So with nothing, two swords, a dagger and musketeer faces, and on a ruffled rhythm punctuated with breathtaking battles, the two actors make us relive the twirling duels of D'Artagnan, the excess of Athos, the bonhomie of Porthos, the spirit of Aramis, the false candor of Constance, and in view of the hair of the performers, not all the scenes are easy to make.
From his native Gascony to where we can because otherwise we really exceed the half hour, this D'Artagnan is very faithful to Dumas, faithful but not exclusive, he cheats on him with Cyrano, and the advice his father gives him is well in the spirit of AfAg, It means At the bottom Left…
With Grégory Bron, Benjamin Dubayle, at the production Laure Pique, Rémi Tromparent

At the Château de La Boissière, AFPA, Adult Vocational Training Agency