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Performed by an international cast, LE MOULIN MAGIQUE is an ecological fable guaranteed to appeal to family audiences and all students of French - young and old.
The Mill does not turn. The Land is barren. The dastardly landlord demands rent. Jean-Pierre, the poor miller, appeals to the Wind and the Rain for help. A fantastical journey, strange weather, magic and mischief ensue. A delightful and humorous celebration of life using comedy, clowning, puppetry and specially commissioned masks from Trestle Theatre Company. LE MOULIN MAGIQUE was full of live atmospheric music, fast-paced action and startling comic invention.
A magical, mythical chuckle of a show.
Director: John Cobb & Sarah Kemp
Set & Costume Design: Cath Hieatt
Composer & Musical Director: Jim Kitson
Lighting: Andrew Biscoe
Stage Manager: Jonathon Garside
Assistant Stage Manager: Duncan Cave
Cast:
Le Baron: Stewart Ennis
Jean-Pierre: John Cobb
Claudine/Mme. La Pluie: Marie-Elizabeth Cornet
M. le Vent/ Le Génie: Tim Licata
The Guardian
"Colourful, full of character, comic flair and inventive performances."
Northern Review
"Delightful .. pacy, inventive and completely comprehensible .. quite magical"
The Scotsman
