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The Count of Monte Cristo - Dumas' Novel Adapted for the Stage

Maverick Theater (110 E Walnut Fullerton, CA 92832)
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The Maverick Theater's production of The Count of Monte Cristo -- originally adapted from Alexandre Dumas' novel for the Alabama Shakespeare Festival -- employs ambitious scenic design, a compelling score and captivating sword combat to tell the story of the falsely imprisoned Edmond Dantes who begins to lose his humanity over the course of years spent captive, studying and preparing for his revenge.

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110 E Walnut
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Yet another outstanding production at the Maverick. The story was told very well and the set design was such that changes of scenery were unnecessary. First rate acting added to the show. Don't miss this.
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Excellent production! The cast was first-rate, and we enjoyed the play very much. And at the Maverick Theatre, you are close to the stage no matter where you sit.
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This show surpassed any previous expectations that we had. We took our grown children after celebrating our wedding anniversary at dinner and each one of us had nothing but praise for the whole production. The actors were so talented that it seemed they became their role and truly caught us up in the story. We enjoyed the small theater atmosphere where every seat was good and the staff very friendly.
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I love the book. I really liked the movie. I LOVE THIS adaptation!!!
This was such a GREAT production. The actors and actresses were very very good. I found myself lost in the story right off the bat. At first I was a little afraid how they would squeeze all the story into 2 hrs but they did it. The time went by so fast as I was drawn into the vengeance of The Count. I would see this again!! I only regret that the audience was so small. I wished that more people could have experienced such a great production!! Yes, they did receive a standing ovation.
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  • “An impeccably solid piece of theatrical work … the whole thing thrilling from swash to buckle.” -- The Wall Street Journal

Description

Based on the epic classic novel by Alexandre Dumas, this translation by Charles Morey -- originally adapted for the Alabama Shakespeare Festival -- artfully shapes the harrowing tale into a captivating night of theater.

Starring Michael Keeney as the Count, the story follows the journey of Edmond Dantes, who is falsely imprisoned by his friends and spends years in prison studying and preparing to bring cold, calculated, insidious revenge upon those who betrayed him. As he gets closer to his goals, he finds that he is losing the little humanity he has left, and seeks to understand the nature of revenge and forgiveness amidst the nefarious schemes he has set into motion. Director Nathan Makaryk weaves the story together with a powerful ensemble cast, an ambitious scenic design, a compelling score, and captivating sword combat.