Synopsis
Set in 16th-century France, 'Martin Guerre' tells the story of a young peasant, Martin, who abandons his wife, Bertrande, and their village. Years later, a man claiming to be Martin returns, rekindling Bertrande's love and earning the trust of the villagers. However, doubts arise about his true identity, leading to a dramatic trial that tests loyalty, love, and faith. The story explores themes of identity, forgiveness, and the power of truth, culminating in a poignant resolution that challenges the characters' beliefs and choices.
Characters
- Martin Guerre (lead)
- Bertrande de Rols (lead)
- Arnaud du Thil (lead)
- Guillaume (supporting)
- Pierre Guerre (supporting)
- Sanxi Guerre (supporting)
- Madame de Rols (supporting)
- Father Dominic (supporting)
- Benoit (featured_ensemble)
- Louison (featured_ensemble)
Musical Numbers
- Prologue
- Working on the Land
- Where's the Child?
- Martin Guerre
- Louison
- Sleeping on Our Own
- Someone
- The Land of the Fathers
- Here Comes the Morning
- The Courtroom