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Author: Adam Watson

Illyria Present: The Three Musketeers

Tuesday, 30th June, 2009 at 4:48 pm, Isle of Wight

Entertainment, Events, Theatre

8, July 2009
7:00 pm

We’d thoroughly recommend this excellent event taking place next week at Brading Roman Villa. Ed

Illyria Present: The Three MusketeersAll for One; One for All! Young D’Artagnan is desperate to join Athos, Porthos and Aramis as a Musketeer of the King’s Guard.

But are his swashbuckling credentials sufficient? Find out as the fearless four survive the schemes of Cardinal Richelieu, plan the impossible rescue of the beautiful Mme Bonancieux, and cross swords with the deadly Milady de Winter.

This brand new production, specially adapted for international award winning Illyria, is sumptuously costumed, fast-moving, and packed with dazzling swordplay.

Bring low-backed chair or rugs/cushions and a picnic, sit close to the front, dress for the weather and bring insect repellent. Umbrellas block sightlines. They also prevent your hearing the performance. Wear a hat, a poncho and a smile instead.

Cricket is for wimps.

Rain does not stop Illyria.

Cancellation in the event of hurricane only – when the performance will be re-scheduled and all tickets honoured. Tickets are non-refundable.

Gates open 6pm, performance from 7pm.
Adults: £12.50 Children: £10
01983 406223

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