 | Kevin Kline in Cyrano de Bergerac
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The Broadway revival of Edmond Rostand's classic comedy Cyrano de Bergerac has extended its run until Sunday, January 6. The production, which stars Kevin Kline and Jennifer Garner, is directed by David Leveaux.
The cast also features Daniel Sunjata as Christian, Max Baker as Ragueneau, Euan Morton as Ligniere, Chris Sarandon as Comte de Guiche, John Douglas Thompson as Le Bret, Concetta Tomei as Roxane's Duenna, Tom Bloom as Montfleury, Peter Jay Fernandez as Carbon de Castel-Jaloux, MacIntyre Dixon as Jodelet, and Carman Lacivita as Vicomte de Valvert. The ensemble features Nance Williamson, Piter Marek, Baylen Thomas, Daniel Stewart Sherman, Keith Eric Chappelle, Thomas Schall, Davis Duffield, Alexander Sovronsky, Lucas Papaelias, Fred Rose, Stephen Balantzian, Amefika El-Amin, Ginifer King, Kate Guyton, and Leenya Rideout.
The story concerns the brilliant Cryano (Kline), a French army cadet who falls for the beautiful Roxane (Garner), but is too ashamed of his extra-large nose to profess his love. Instead, he helps his dimwitted comrade Christian (Sunjata) woo her.
For TheaterMania's review of the production, click here.
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