If you wanted to do something like feed static content to one server, and load balance scripts across the other two servers, I believe it would be easy enough to achieve with nginx.
Basically you would setup each of the local servers accordingly, e.g. a pair running PHP and a third server just serving static content. For testing, you could even run three of them on locally on the same machine with the proper configuration. Then you should be able to setup nginx to load balance between the two PHP scripts, and proxy requests for PHP files to that, and proxy everything else to the server serving your static content.
Other solutions are also possible,
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