theater what better production to see the timeless tale of the
3 Musketeers playing this
month.
month. >>At the Alley Theater on our
favorite place as actor Stanley
Andrew Jackson, the 3rd and
Victoria Valentine are joining
us now with more about this
fun.
fun. >>And adventure filled out of
Taishan welcome to the show you
this is such a great I love it
is a family friendly the
costumes are amazing Stanley
talking about your character
and big part of this production
on the characters they may
start hanging.
start hanging. >>And that henin is this young
man who as a dream to become a
Musketeer so he goes I’m
from is how small hometown to
Paris to become a Musketeer
with his sister.
>>Yes, the 13 and
sister she also has a dream of
fighting alongside her brother
and defending the King in
Queens honor and she wants
biggest life if she can get.
>>It’s a great story line and
as we’re seeing some video from
what happens on stage there’s a
lot of action but there’s also
a lot of humor and Joan writes,
yes, there’s so much I think
the show has a lovely quality
way goes in and out of very
serious moment, the moment
where you can really on
just allow kids to laugh, but
also gone up so that I like to
think of it as a marvel for the
theater.
theater. >>Yeah action-packed for sure
and I I think there’s always
some sort of memory that
adults we can relate to the 3
Musketeers whether it’s a
cartoon adaptation or a theater
where you’re saying you know
the adults are kind of laughing
with the humor there’s
something that everybody is
going to take away from it the
Tory what about you playing
sort of
sort of this like female go get it girl
power role that’s pretty
awesome. Yeah, it is so fun.
>>That.
>>That. >>She just drops and decides
this is what I want and
it’s funny along the way
because she just demands that
everybody. Accept her for who
she isn’t she is not afraid to
poke fun at the story that says
what is this girl doing in the
17th century.
17th century. And she says well it does
marijuana, I’m gonna do it and
I’m in a fight and I’m unaware
dress also has made it look
like so much fun, but I know.
>>Especially these fight
scenes. I know that’s going to
be a lot of work because
being able to convincingly
fight on stage it really is
like choreography right and you
have to be
a razor sharp every night this
is rehearsal we’re seeing right
now is yes.
>>And Stanley
>>And Stanley had previous. Soared training
and we both are dancers him so
I think that actually helped
because it really
is like.
is like. >>Its choreography dangerous
Right way to play out. I’m
sorry a former sort training
what was what’s the sort so I
I’m I got my master’s in
classical at the Royal central
School of speech and drama in
London.
London. >>And so I’m a module of that
training we had to undo a
sword fighting. So I’m black
ski But there’s never
what happens if something goes
wrong and I mean the show must
know it’s always on has always
on and I have.
>>I get to start fight opposite
another woman in the show which
is a fantastic moment and our
fight director.
fight director. >>Brags about how good we are
as partners, but it really is
just that you maintain the
connection and the level
of safety. There’s a constant
ebb and flow of communication
so it is very say, yeah real
sorts. They are real sorts.
But they are doll so they’re no
sharp edges, OK.
But they are real ah, but it
was even with a Dole edge
if you.
if you. >>Yeah, I would still her if
you got line after the show I
mean obviously it’s a
physically demanding show
because you guys are focusing
so intensely throughout the
production do feel just sort of
mentally and drained every.
I mean you’ve gotten
we
we haven’t tonight knowing that
yet, but it is it is draining
but we get so much live from
our audience
our audience >>they are loving it at the
moment, I’m especially when I
come here kid laugh because the
kids and the adults on always
laugh at the exact say I’m
right so those those little
moments with the kids I’m
enjoying the so really sort of
bring to life everything they
were doing here.
>>I think it’s great I mean it
looks awesome the costumes the
fight scene everything we want
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showtimes. >>For the 3 Musketeers is
available by calling 7, 1, 3,
2, to 0 5700 or you can visit
their website Alley Theater dot
org. Stanley Andrew Jackson,