The Three Musketeers
The Three Musketeers by Willis Hall was adapted from the novel by Alexandre Dumas, and is a classic adventure story.
The play is set in 1625 and the action of the play is based in various locations in France, before the action moves to the residence of the Duke of Buckingham in England. All three of the musketeers separately challenge D’Artagnan to a duel.
He survives these initial encounters to become a valiant ally in their gallant exploits. The foursome’s efforts to defend the honour of the queen and the peace of the realm become imperilled when D’Artagnan falls in love with his landlord’s daughter, a spy. Also, one of the Musketeer’s has a secret which becomes known, and this threatens both the throne and the swordsman’s seemingly unbreakable bond.
| King Louis XIII | Malcolme Littler |
| Queen Anne | Cara Denham |
| Constance | Tracey Monaghan |
| Donna Estefana | Jenny Trace |
| Cardinal Richelieu | Roger Mathewson |
| Count Rochefort | Mark Donohue |
| D'Artagnan | Sarah Ramsay |
| D'Artagnan Senior | Richard Holladay |
| Inkeeper & Monsieur Bonacieux | Mike Titcombe |
| Porthos | Nigel Banyard |
| Athos | Oliver Hale |
| Aramis | Richard Ware |
| Milady de Winter | Charlotte Dawson |
| Clothilde | Syd Anstee |
| Monsieur de Traville | John Clotworthy |
| Planchet | Ty Rogers |
| Duke of Buckingham | John Trott |
| The Rest of France | Di Phillips, Pat Daine, Meg Henkus, Dan Jenkins and Veronica Bonnett. |
| Directed by | Ian Guy |
