About The Three Musketeers.

Based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas and directed by French director Gaspar Legendre, TNT Artistic Director Paul Stebbin is the latest production of TNT Theater 2024.

The White Sheep Cabaret, the vibrant seventeenth century, where epic adventures unfold.

French Cardinal Richelieu goes to great lengths to help King Louis XIII by trying to catch the Queen in an ambiguous relationship with British Prime Minister, the Duke of Buckingham. The young warrior D'Artagnan and his best friends Athos, Porthos and Aramis, the three musketeers, break through a series of nets set up by the Cardinal and Milady in order to save the Queen and the peace of Europe, as well as Mrs. Bonacieux, whom D'Artagnan adores, and ultimately save the Queen's honor. The tale of patriotic adventure and heroism is interspersed with love, court battles, and court anecdotes about the Queen's love affair with the Duke of Buckingham in England.

TNT Theatre has adapted Alexandre Dumas' classic into a French cabaret-style theater piece where song, dance and swordplay are organically integrated into the drama. In the era of the sword, budding love, friendship, allegiance and betrayal intertwine to create a tumultuous relationship between the characters, showcasing the chivalry and bravado of the 17th century musketeers.

About TNT Theatre UK

Founded in 1980, TNT Theatre is an acronym for "The New Theatre", an acronym that stands for "dynamite" and "new theatre", and is dedicated to fusing various forms of performance into an explosive new theatre that draws on a wide range of theatrical elements, including traditional British drama, the physical theatre of Eastern European masters Grotowski and Meyerhold, and the comedy of Italian masquerade. TNT's theatrical productions are strongly characterized by musical theater, with new music by commissioned composers, collaborative direction and choreography, and actors selected for their ability to master theater, music, and dance; TNT is not only the English-language company with the largest number of tours in the world, but also produces a large number of French, Spanish, and Russian-language productions.

About the Original Author Pere Dumas (1802-1870)

Dumas's father was a major general in Napoleon's army (his mother was a negress named Césaire Dumas). Dumas' father was a major general in Napoleon's army (his mother was a negress named Césette Dumas) and his mother was the daughter of an innkeeper. Dumas's mulatto status caused him to be plagued by racism throughout his life. He was the author of more than 150 novels, more than 90 plays, 250 volumes of collected works, and more than two hundred and seventy works.
Alexandre Dumas was a man of great temperament and lived a lavish life. His last mistress was an American actress who fell off her horse and died while acting. Dumas buried her, held a blue umbrella, and came drunk to Dumas's house, exclaiming, "My son, I have come to you to die." Half a month later, Dumas died at the age of sixty-eight.
The Three Musketeers was published in 1844 and originally serialized in The Times.