Cyrano de Bergerac

We prove that the brain is the greatest erogenous zone as Richard Roxburgh plays swashbuckler poet, Cyrano

11 Nov - 20 Dec 2014

Sydney Theatre

The Play

'My soul is heavy today with the burden of unexpressed love.'
Cyrano

Sydney Theatre Company presents

CYRANO DE BERGERAC

By Edmond Rostand
Adapted by Andrew Upton
Original translation by Marion Potts

A heart as big as his nose.

A lover and a fighter, Cyrano de Bergerac is a man’s man. Peerless in battle and heroically eloquent in love, what he lacks in physical allure he makes up for in swordplay and wordplay.

In this lavish production, Richard Roxburgh dons the nose that launched a thousand quips. With the irresistible panache that Australian audiences have fallen in love with time and again, Roxburgh proves that the brain can be the greatest erogenous zone.

Joining him in one of literature’s great love triangles, are the irresistible Eryn Jean Norvill (Romeo and Juliet) and Chris Ryan (Children of the Sun).

Cyrano de Bergerac is a significant work in the life of STC. This will be our third new production, joining Richard Wherrett's record-setting 1980 season that starred John Bell and Marion Potts' riproaring version from 1999 starring Jeremy Sims.

An erudite, swashbuckling romance, Cyrano de Bergerac is a classic tale of true love and heroic deeds with a healthy dose of nose jokes.

Duration: 2 hours 50 mins (including interval)

Please note: It was recently announced that Sydney Theatre will undergo a name change to be known as Roslyn Packer Theatre Walsh Bay in March 2015. This name change does not affect your tickets to this production. Got questions? Read more.

Production Patrons: John and Frances Ingham

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Previews 11-14 Nov 2014
Season 17 Nov - 20 Dec 2014

Please note: It was recently announced that Sydney Theatre will undergo a name change to be known as Roslyn Packer Theatre Walsh Bay in March 2015. This name change does not affect your tickets to this production. Got questions? Read more.


Season Ticket prices
Saturday evening $93
Adult $87
Seniors cardholder $76
Concession $65
Preview $70
Under 30 $50

Casual ticket prices
Saturday evening $119
Adult $109
B reserve $99
Senior $97
Concession $85
Under 30 $68
Preview $80 

Transaction fees may apply

Prices correct at the time of publication and subject to change without notice. Exact prices will be displayed with seat selection.


Pre-season Briefing
Wed 29 Oct 6.15pm
Wharf 2 Theatre

Pier Group Lunch
Mon 13 Oct 12pm

Matinee Club
Wed 26 Nov 12pm

Captioned Performances
Fri 28 Nov 7.30pm
Wed 10 Dec 1pm

Audi Night with the Actors
Mon 1 Dec 6.30pm

Audio Described Performances
Fri 12 Dec 7.30pm
Sat 13 Dec 1.30pm 

Director Andrew Upton
Associate Director Kip Williams
Designer Alice Babidge
Associate Designer Renee Mulder
Lighting Designer Damien Cooper
Composer and Sound Designer Paul Charlier
Fight Director Nigel Poulton
 
With
Alan Dukes, Gabriel Gilbert-Dey, George Kemp, Dale March, Josh McConville, Kenneth Moraleda, Eryn Jean Norvill, Yalin Ozucelik, Michael Pigott, Richard Roxburgh, Chris Ryan, Bruce Spence, Emily Tomlins, Aaron Tsindos, David Whitney, Julia Zemiro
 
Photo Michele Aboud

“This is a truly wonderful piece, a glorious night out at the theatre to put a real spring in the step and a big smile on the face for days.” The Daily Telegraph 

“Roxburgh has an energy, intelligence and charisma as a performer that are beautiful to watch.” The Australian

“An evening of wordplay, swordplay and heartbreak, and this production, adapted and directed by Andrew Upton, shows its facets beautifully.” Sun Herald

“The Sydney Theatre Company’s third production of this classic 1897 French comical-tragedy is unquestionably a top-quality night at the theatre: every element gleams.” **** star review, Time Out Sydney

"This is theatre at its finest.” Arts Hub

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