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Image: Birmingham Royal Ballet; photo: Tim Cross

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Cyrano



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Cyrano

The beautiful Lady Roxane is in love with the dashing cadet Christian de Neuvillette, and so enlists her cousin, the poet and soldier Cyrano de Bergerac to deliver her intended a love letter. Cyrano's an extraordinary man, blessed with a big heart, a big mind... but an even bigger nose.

This hilarious and heartbreaking story of one man's truly self-sacrificing devotion, set in 17th-century France, has been made famous to modern audiences through stage and film interpretations. This production, choreographed by David Bintley for Birmingham Royal Ballet, has a specially commissioned score by Carl Davis.


'Cyrano is a winner'
THE TIMES

'Strongly recommended'
MAIL ON SUNDAY

Performance length


Approx 2 hours and 47 minutes

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Storyguide


ACT I  |  ACT II  |  ACT III

Credits


Music Carl Davis
Choreography David Bintley CBE
Designs Hayden Griffin
Lighting Mark Jonathan
Sponsored (2007) by Mitchells & Butlers plc; Supported (2007) by The Patrick Trust, the de Valois Circle and BRB’s Director’s Appeal

World premiere


Birmingham Royal Ballet, 7 February 2007, Birmingham Hippodrome

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