Description
A declaration of love that goes off the rails, a duel in alexandrines, and sharpened egos: "Triple Buse" takes on Diego in a fight that's as choreographed as it is offbeat. With rhymes, swords and humor, the scene turns into an explosive joust!
"Triple Buse" - so named because he's "three times faster than a buzzard" - has decided to declare his love for his beloved. But nothing goes according to plan...
His carefully prepared poem doesn't appeal to everyone - especially not Diego, a fearsome fencing master who is determined to give him "a lesson in fists, which will allow them to dot their i's and cross their t's". And all, please... in alexandrines!
What ensues is a confrontation as spectacular as it is jubilant: swords, daggers, bare-knuckle combat and rough objects follow one another in a choreographed sequence. Somewhere between theater, poetry and stunts, the show plays with words as much as with bodies, for a performance that's rhythmic, funny and furiously offbeat.
