CYRANO DE BERGERAC
by EDMOND ROSTAND
translated & adapted by ANTHONY BURGESS
Cast in order of appearance
The Doorkeeper – Gary Oliver
A Cavalryman – Peter Hinton
A Musketeer – Ross Armstrong
Flunkies – Jim Creighton, Tommy Luther
Guard – Jonathan Forbes
Flower Girl – Louise Bangay
Drunkard – Joseph Chance
A Fat Man – Sion Tudor Owen
Citizen – David Weston
His Son – Grant Harris or George Goldsmid
A Pickpocket – Julian Forsyth
Two Boys – Ben Duncan-Duggal or Freddie Burgess
Joe Duncan-Duggal or Sam Robinson
A Food Seller – Jo Herbert
Two Marquises – Laurence Spellman, Tom Andrews
Cuigy – Jack James
The Poet, Ligniere – Richard Trinder
Baron Christian de Neuvillette, a Norman – Stephen Hagan
Ragueneau, a pastry cook – Paul Grunert
Le Bret – Sjhane Attwooll
Roxane, Cyrano’s Cousin – Alice Eve
Her Duenna – Tilly Blackwood
Le Comte de Guiche – Scott Handy
Le Vicomte de Valvert – Jonathan Forbes
Montfleury, a tragic actor – Sion Tudor Owen
Cyrano de Bergerac – Joseph Fiennes
Bellerose, the Actor Manager – Jim Creighton
Jodelet, the Comedian – Julian Forsyth
Actors – Peter Hinton, Tommy Luther, Jonathan Forbes
Cooks – Richard Trinder, Joseph Chance, David Weston, Sion Tudor Owen
Apprentice – Tommy Luther
Lise, Rageuneau’s Wife – Louise Bangay
A Musketeer – Laurence Spellman
Poets – Sion Tudor Owen, Peter Hinton, Joseph Chance, Jim Creighton, Ross Armstrong
Carbon, Captain of the Gascony Cadets – Gary Oliver
The Gascony Cadets – Jonathan Forbes Peter Hinton Richard Trinder
Joseph Chance Jim Creighton Ross Armstrong
Tommy Luther Tom Andrews Laurence Spellman
Writer – David Weston
A Man of Letters – Julian Forsyth
Pages – Ben Duncan-Duggal or Freddie Burgess
Joe Duncan-Duggal or Sam Robinson
A Capuchin Monk – Julian Forsyth
Sentries – Jack James, Sion Tudor Owen
Bertrandou – Julian Forsyth
A Spanish Officer – David Weston
Sister Marthe, formally The Duenna – Tilly Blackwood
Mother Marguerite – Louise Bangay
Sister Claire – Jo Herbert
Community Cast – Sarah Blackford, Peter Coxon, Owen Ford, Charlie Hancock
Hugo Jackson, Mike Jupp, Eleanor Marssden, Mark Newton
Robert Skillicorn, Georgette Woolgar, Matthew Wright
Director – Trevor Nunn
Designer – Robert Jones
Lighting Designer – Tim Mitchell
Music – Steven Edis
Sound Designer – John Leonard
Associate Director – Joe Harmston
Fight Director – Malcolm Ranson
Casting Director – Joyce Nettles
Costume Supervisor – Lynette Mauro
Props Supervisor – Lisa Buckley
Wigs Supervisor – Danuta Finbow
Assistant Director- Michael Oakley
Assistant Designer – Bec Chippendale
Assistant Costume Supervisor – Nicole Smith
Assistant Props Supervisor – Lizzie Frankl
Prosthetics – Glynn McKay
Production Manager – Dan Watkins
Company Manager – Charlotte Warner
Stage Manager – Pip Horobin
Deputy Stage Manager – Lou Bann
Assistant Stage Managers – Cara Boardman, Caroline Steele
May: Fri 8 OUP, Sat 9 OUP, Mon 11 OUP, Tue 12P, Wed 13P, Thu 14PN, Fri 15, Sat 16m&e,
Mon 18(PT), Tue 19 Cancelled, Wed 20 Cancelled, Thu 21m&e, Fri 22, Sat 23m&e,
Mon 25, Tue 26, Wed 27m(D)&e(S), Thu 28(T), Fri 29(D), Sat 30m&L
OUP = Open University Preview
P = Preview
PN = Press Night
D = Audio Described Performance
S = Sign Interpreted Performance
PT = Pre Show Talk
T = Post Show Discussion ‘After Words’
m = matinee
e = evening
L = Last Night
