Puy du Fou is leaving its home in the Vendée to meet audiences across France. In February 2028, its new production will make a stop in Bordeaux with a swashbuckling adventure combining combat, dance, and equestrian feats. It’s the perfect way to immerse yourself in the glory days of the 17th century during a show that promises to be epic!
A spectacular new production from Puy du Fou
On Saturday, February 19, and Sunday, February 20, 2028, Bordeaux will host “Mousquetaire,” an original production by Puy du Fou. Following a premiere scheduled at La Seine Musicale in November 2027, the show will go on tour starting in January 2028.
For this new adventure, the famous Vendée theme park brings its expertise to the stage. Around fifty artists—including actors, dancers, stunt performers, and horsemen—will come together. The show will unfold in two acts, featuring immersive staging and spectacular visual effects. The original score, composed by Nathan Stornetta, will accompany this historical epic full of twists and turns.
An adventure worthy of swashbuckling novels
The plot takes us back to the early 17th century. We follow Bouton d’Or, a young orphan and horse trainer whose life is turned upside down when swordsmen attempt to kidnap him. Caught up in a mysterious affair of state, he sets out on the roads of France to understand what is happening to him.
As his quest unfolds, he’ll uncover a secret that could upend the kingdom’s fate. Along the way, he’ll cross paths with several iconic figures from the world of swashbuckling adventure. The Three Musketeers, Cyrano de Bergerac, Captain Fracasse, and the mysterious Sérafina will all enrich this epic tale. With duels, equestrian scenes, and romance, “Mousquetaire” promises a fast-paced adventure, crafted for lovers of grand tales.
A date to mark on your calendar for February 2028
With this brand-new production, Puy du Fou offers a fresh way to explore its world, beyond its historic park. The Arkéa Arena will host this spectacular production for two performances in Bordeaux on February 19 and 20, 2028.
A date to mark on your calendar for anyone who loves heroic tales, period costumes, and spectacular stage performances.
