The Jester's Guild to Stage Ken Ludwig's THE THREE MUSKETEERS
"For justice, like mercy, is divine and deserves your courage."
The Jester's Guild presents Ken Ludwig's adaptation of the Alexander Dumas classic, The Three Musketeers. Directed by Derek Lynch, with fight direction by Tonya Lynn, the swashbuckling escapades of main character d'Artagnian and the titular three Musketeers are at the forefront of an exciting adventure in 17th century France. Their exploits will be center stage at the New Hazlett Theater in four showings, October 13-15, 2017.
Pittsburgh showcases a wide range of talent for this fun romp, which embraces live steel combat onstage along with singing, dancing, and comedy. At the heart of the play is the desire to champion honor and justice, acting nobly even when government officials plot to undermine the monarchy. Ludwig's adaptation makes the Dumas classic accessible to a modern audience, sure to thrill and entertain.
Ken Ludwig's Three Musketeers will be at the New Hazlett Theater October 13-15, 2017 with a matinee and regular performance on Saturday, October 14th. On-street parking is available at no cost after 6pm, Monday-Saturday and all day Sunday. Tickets can be pre-purchased for $20 at the-jesters-guild.ticketleap.com, or through newhazletttheater.org. There are discounts available for pre-order groups. Tickets are $25 at the door.
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