Dufflebag Theatre: The Three Musketeers
Want to join the bravest crew in all of France to protect the King? Young country lad d’Artagnan sure does, and he has trained his whole life to become a Musketeer. But he discovers it's not so simple in DuffleBag Theatre’s adaptation of the timeless Alexandre Dumas adventure!
Tuesday, December 29, 2026
1:00 p.m.
Want to join the bravest crew in all of France to protect the King? Young country lad d’Artagnan sure does, and he has trained his whole life to become a Musketeer. But he discovers it's not so simple in DuffleBag Theatre’s adaptation of the timeless Alexandre Dumas adventure! Upon his arrival in Paris, d'Artagnan gets into trouble with Porthos, Aramis, and Athos, the very Musketeers he wants to join! When he and Constance, the Lady in Waiting, stumble upon Cardinal Richelieu's secret plot to take the throne, the two of them must help the Musketeers save the King and stop the dastardly plot—all for one and one for all!
ABOUT DUFFLEBAG THEATRE:
The "nearly world-famous"™ DuffleBag Theatre has been performing since 1992 starting at the London International Children's Festival, in London, Ontario, Canada. Now based in Toronto, DuffleBag performs over 600 shows a year, across Canada, the U.S., and internationally.
In every hilarious DuffleBag Theatre performance, members of the audience star in the main roles. Everyone’s dream of living a fairy tale can come true! The company's repertoire ranges from fairy tales like Snow White and Beauty and the Beast, to classic stories such as Robin Hood, Peter Pan, and The Three Musketeers, Shakespeare adaptations like Romeo & Juliet, and holiday-themed shows such as A Christmas Carol.
DuffleBag also offers bilingual productions, performed in both French and English, of beloved stories like Blanche Neige (Snow White), La belle et la bete (Beauty & the Beast), and Les trois mousquetaires (The Three Musketeers.) Whether in theatres, festivals, or schools, their shows are performed with the same sense of fun, innovation, and participation that audiences (nearly) the world over have come to expect!
