12/16/2011

Cyrano de Bergerac (Broadway Theatre Archive) Review

Cyrano de Bergerac (Broadway Theatre Archive)
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I actually saw this version on TV back in the '70's and, at that time, I was astounded by Donat's performance. He is so natural, so believable, and so grand. Cyrano de Bergerac is my favorite play, and the director and actors have captured the beautiful spirit of Rostand's work. I have taught this play in high schools over the years and used other fine film versions as part of the class, but I always wished I could find a copy of the Donat version. Now I have. It was worth waiting for.

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In Edmond Rostand’s swashbuckling yet bittersweet comedy, the characters experience emotions on a heroic scale.The play’s hero, Cyrano, is a magnificent wit whose pride masks a deep insecurity about his appearance-specifically, his abnormally large nose.His compelling love for the beautiful heroine, Roxanne, is the motivating force behind all the action in the play. With words from his own poet’s heart, Cyrano wins Roxanne for another man, the tongue-tied but handsome Christian. Stars Peter Donat (War of the Roses) and four-time Oscar® nominee Marsha Mason (The Goodbye Girl).

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