French Classical Stage – The Molière Comedies

Hi everyone,
I only want inform you that I just published a new version of this theatre on Lego Ideas. With all the modifications I made on this project, it's become something else, and updates are not enought. So I have making an all new project, bigger and better than the old one ! Just look :

So, if you liked this project, you will love the new one and I really encourage you to support it !

You can support it here

Thanks for your support !

Hi everyone,

Hi everyone,
I only want inform you that I just published a new version of this theatre on Lego Ideas. With all the modifications I made on this project, it's become something else, and updates are not enought. So I have making an all new project, bigger and better than the old one ! Just look :

So, if you liked this project, you will love the new one and I really encourage you to support it !

You can support it here

Thanks for your support !

This is an extended version of this project. It's obviously too big for a Lego ideas set, but I show you this anyway ^^

Hi everyone,

This is a test for modeling statues of the two Muses of theatre : Melpomene, muse of tragedy symbolised with a crown, a scepter and a knife and Thalia, muse of comedy symbolised holding a mask and a miror who reflects vices of mankind. This two statues could take place at the both sides of the stage.

What do you think of this idea ?

This some extra ideas for this set ;-)

Thank you all for your support !

Hi everyone !

I just created a facebook page for this project

So please, if you like this project, like its facebook page and share it ! ;-)

As promised : I give you Shakespeare's comedy Much ado about nothing !

Claudio loves Hero. But Don John plots to prevent their wedding and wreak misery on Claudio. He informs Claudio that Hero is unfaithful, and arranges for him to see John's associate Borachio enter her bedchamber where he has an amorous liaison (actually with Margaret, Hero's chambermaid). Claudio is taken in, and he vows to humiliate Hero publicly. At the wedding the next day, Claudio denounces Hero before the stunned guests and storms off. But don't worry : all ends good !