La Fille du Regiment: A Comedy of Love, Loyalty, and War
Laurent Pelly's revival at the Met transforms military mayhem into comedy. His production, which debuted in 2008, is directed with precision to produce maximum whimsy and delight.
- Rigorously choreographed chorus scenes
- Numerous visual gags
- Marie's potty mouth adds to the humor
Who wouldn’t want to be a saucepan-helmeted townsperson, a bumbling drunken soldier, or a pearl-clutching little old lady in this unabashedly adorable comedy?
Author's summary: La Fille du Regiment is a comedy about love and loyalty.
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