fucking-amal.com

Yes.
Envy.
That must be it.





I'm not sure they've quite got the hang of folding that sheet yet.
More rehearsal time needed maybe?



Although, to be fair, that was from week one.
Maybe they'd perfected it by week two.

Third performance tonight.
Probably getting into the testing times now to see whether the Trilogy can retain it's audience drawing power.
Hope so.



Haven't heard from Christophe for a week or so now, but then he does have a bit on his plate I guess.

Virginie et François.

Nice work, Fishie. That last one will crop to a good portrait/avatar, I reckon.

Even though they're "on stage" pics, many seem to have been taken by professional photographers, so they're very good.

Not so much this one though.

I call it "You did what to my boyfriend?"

It must be very difficult for anyone else trying to do any acting within a 50-mile radius of l'Acquart; because she'll be Doing It All...

True. I've read nothing but good things about l'Acquart.
(The whole cast from all three parts of the Trilogy to be honest. Their various talents seem to have merged together very well.)

Either another non professional photographer or they're moving faster than the speed of light.



Excellent reviews again after the third round of the Trilogy.

Any links to these reviews, fishy? Would very much like to see how the live Acquart presence affects people...I have theories...

DMt. wrote:Any links to these reviews...

There are some here.... http://www.billetreduc.com/103274/evtcrit.htm....
These are "audience" reviews which are overwhelmingly positive.
The majority are directed at "Mathan" and his adventures, and of course the author Christophe Botti.

Media reviews are much more difficult to find what with the Trilogy being a small theatre production.
I've read one or two web-site reviews but these were exclusively from the gay media sites which I suspect are affiliated with the event.

l'Acquart Glorieuse appears to be smelling a fart in these last few pix

Roughly the same scene, different day.
l'A.G. (sniffs): "What is that smell? Will somebody please get rid of it?"

What's that old saying about a rose between two thorns?
(And please, for the sake of good taste, nobody mention anything about a couple of pricks. )

Virginie: "Yes Mathan. A nice weekend away at Ian's little cabin in the snow.
You can join us?
Gooood!"




Mathan's story and the scripts are available for sale at the theatre.
(No doubt on-line as well.)
Lovely for those who read French.

I can't promise there won't be zombie Nazis, though, Pauline.