ACT 1 | a Theatre in Paris | 1640 |
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Ragueneau describes Cyrano's nose. Marco Newton (center) as Ragueneau Walter Smyth (left) as First Marquis JJ Newberry as Brissaille | Ligniere (Jack Bathke - center) introduces Christian (Hans Specht - left) to Ragueneau (Marco Newton - right). Le Bret (Chuck Donnelly - far right) looks on. | Christian (Hans Specht - left) catches the pickpocket (Julius Johnson) red handed. |
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The "bon ton" Tom Smith (left - gold jacket) as Second Marquis Tom Orr (right) as the Comte de Guiche James E. Flint (seated right) as the Viscomte de Valvert Carol Thompson (seated center) as Roxane Connie Carey (seated left) as her Duenna | The "not so bon ton" from left: Tami Feist as Mme. Ranueneau Jaci D'Ulisse as the foodseller Marco Newton as Ragueneau JJ Newberry as Brissialle Mike Gearty as the Musketeer | Dennis McGuire as Montfleury |
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| Roxane (Carol Thompson - center) sits in the private box at the theater with Comte de Guiche (Tom Orr - right) and her Duenna (Connie Carey - left) in attendance | Cyrano expels Montfleury from the theater | Cyrano (George Hartpence - left) explains his reasons for banishing Montfleury to the Citizen's son (Ben Weinstein) while the Citizen (Steve Weinstein - far right) looks on. |
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| Cyrano's recitation continues. George Hartpence as Cyrano. Ben Weinstein as Citizen's son in background. | Cyrano meets the Viscomte de Valvert James E. Flint (right) as Valvert George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano | Cyrano does the "noses" speech. George Hartpence as Cyrano. |
| The Big Fight | James Flint as Viscomte de Valvert (left) | George Hartpence (right) as Cyrano |
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| final face-off | A disarming move. James Flint (left) as Viscomte de Valvert George Hartpence (right) as Cyrano | Cyrano accepts half a macaroon. Jaci D'Ulisse as the foodseller George Hartpence as Cyrano |
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Cyrano (George Hartpence) goes on about his "gross protuberance". Nasal, that is. | Cyrano (George Hartpence - left) enjoys his dinner while Le Bret (Chuck Donnelly - right) encourages him to tell Roxane of his love. | Roxane's duenna brings word of a rendezvous. Connie Carey (right) as the Duenna George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano |
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"So take away your dwarves and bring on your giants!" George Hartpence as Cyrano | The crowd reassembles for the exploits at the Porte de Nesle. Liza Gearty (right) as the actress Jaci D'Ulisse (center) as the foodseller Ben Weinstein (left) as the Citizen's son | James Cordingley as Bellerose the theatre manager |
| Act 2 | Ragueneau's pastry shop | the following morning |
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| The Ragueneau's examine the pastry lyre. Marco Newton (left) as Ragueneau Tami Feist (right) as Lise Ragueneau | Ode to an almond tart! Marco Newton as Ragueneau | Ragueneau helps Cyrano write a note to Roxane. |
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Cyrano warns Lise of the dangers of marital infedility. Tami Feist (right) as Lise Ragueneau George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano | Roxane and Cyrano reminisce about their childhood together. Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane George hartpence (right) as Cyrano de Bergerac | Roxane bandages Cyrano's hand. |
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| Ah! She's in love with someone. | Ah! | Roxane tells Cyrano that it is Christian she loves. George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano Carol Thompson (right) as Roxane |
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Tom Orr (center) as the Comte de Guiche Dennis McGuire (left) as assistant cook Tom Smith (rear left of deGuiche) as a cadet JJ Newberry (right) as Brissaille | Cyrano warns Le Bret not to talk of Roxane. Chuck Donnelly (left) as Le Bret George Hartpence (right) as Cyrano | "These are the Gascony Cadets!" |
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"Captain Castel-Jaloux is their chief!" | Jack Bathke as a cadet (right) brings in the hats of the vanquished from the Porte de Nesle | De Guiche warns Cyrano that jousting with windmills will hurl him down into the mud. Tom Orr (right) as de Guiche |
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"Up to the stars!" Tom Orr (right) as de Guiche George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano | "No, no, no, thank you, no! No thank you!" speech. Chuck Donnelly (left) as Le Bret George Hartpence (right) as Cyrano | The cadets warn Christian not to speak of anything nasal. from left: Tom Smith, James Flint & Julius Johnson as Gascony Cadets Hans Specht (right) as Christian |
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| Cyrano tells the tale of the Porte de Nesle. | Cyrano first sees Christian... James Cordingly (right) as Captain Castel-Jaloux | ...and is interrupted by Christian's nose insults. Hans Specht (right) as Christian George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano de Bergerac |
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Christian has a change of heart... | ...but what about all those noses? | Christian and Cyrano plan to woo Roxane. Hans Specht (left) as Christian George Hartpence (right) as Cyrano de Bergerac |
| Act 3 | Outside Roxane’s house,
in the old Marais | some weeks later
a summer evening |
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| Cyrano (George Hartpence - left) and Roxane (Carol Thompson - right) share a secret. | "I'm leaving for Arras." "Arras?" "Arras." Tom Orr - left - as deGuiche Carol Thompson - right - as Roxane | Carol Thomspon - left - as Roxane Constance Carey - right - as the Duenna |
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de Guiche courts Roxane Tom Orr (left) as de Guiche | de Guiche de parts Carol Thompson - left - as Roxane | Roxane (Carol Thompson - right) hopes for lyric rhapsodies from Christian (Hans Specht - left) |
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Cyrano (George Hartpence - center) feeds Christian (Hans Specht - left) his lines. Carol Thompson as Roxane (up center) | Cyrano speaks - Roxane listens... as does Christian... | The capuchin (Walter Smyth) arrives with a letter from de Guiche. George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano |
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Roxane (Carol Thompson - center) deceives the capuchin (Walter Smyth - right) Hans Specht (left) as Christian | Cyrano falls from the moon on top of de Guiche. Tom Orr (bottom) as de Guiche George Hartpence (top) as Cyrano | Tales of the flight from the moon. |
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| "What a voyage!" | Explaining his modes of spacial travel. | Fly free as an angel... |
| Act 4 | Siege at Arras | some months later |
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| The starving cadets react to Bertrandou's flute playing. | Christian - Hans Specht | Steve Weinstein (seated) and James Flint as Gascony Cadets |
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| de Guiche arrives at the camp of the Gascony cadets | James Cordingley (left) as Castel-Jaloux and Tom Ott (right) as de Guiche | Gascony cadets react to the news of the reprovisioning of the camp. |
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| Cyrano (George Hartpence - left ) shows Christian (Hans Specht - right) the last letter to Roxane. | The cadets muster for a royal reception. | But who is it that appears but... |
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| Roxane arrives at Arras. | Roxane (Carol Thompson) explains how hard it was to find the camp. | Roxane (Carol Thompson) reunited with her huisband - Christian (Hans Specht) |
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| Ragueneau (Marco Newton - red jacket) reveals the provisions he has smuggled into camp. | The cadets feast. | Roxane organizes. |
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| De Guiche (Tom Orr - left) warns Roxane to leave the camp. | Jack Bathke (left) asn James Flint (right) as cadets look on while Cyrano evidently checks his fly. | Castel-Jaloux (Jim Cordingley - left) takes Roxane's handkerchief to use as the replacement company flag. |
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Cyrano tells Christian he wrote home more often than he realized. George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano Hans Specht (right) as Christian | Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane Hans Specht (right) as Christian | Roxane explains she would love Christian even if he were ugly. Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane Hans Specht (right) as Christian |
| Act 5 | Convent of the Ladies of the Cross garden | Paris - fifteen years later - 1655 |
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Sisters of the Ladies of the Cross. from left: Jaci D'Ulisse, Tami Feist, Connie Carey | De Guiche warns Le Bret about Cyrano's danger. Tom Orr (left) as de Guiche Chuck Donnelly as Le Bret Carol Thompson as Roxane | Chuck Donnelly as Le Bret Carol Thompson as Roxane |
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Ragueneau explains how he found the ambushed Cyrano. Chuck Donnelly (left) as Le Bret Marco Newton (right) as Ragueneau | Cyrano arrives to deliver his Saturday gazette. George Hartpence as Cyrano | Roxane comments on the happenings at court. Carol Thompson as Roxane |
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"Ah, sister, you of the beautiful downturned eyes." Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane Jaci D'Ulisse (right) as Sister Claire | Cyrano reads his last letter to Roxane... the one stained by Christian's blood. George Hartpence as Cyrano | Cyrano no longer pretends to read. George Hartpence as Cyrano |
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| Roxane realizes, to late, that it was Cyrano who wrote all the love letters. | "It was you. It was all and always you." George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano Carol Thompson (right) as Roxane | "My dearest love, I never loved you." George Hartpence (left) as Cyrano Carol Thompson (right) as Roxane |
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| "Madame, he's killed himself coming here." | "Ah, Moliere." George Hartpence as Cyrano | Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane George Hartpence (center) as Cyrano Chuck Donnelly (right) as Le Bret |
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Remembering his last trip to the moon. Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane George Hartpence (center) as Cyrano Chuck Donnelly (right) as Le Bret | Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane George Hartpence (center) as Cyrano Chuck Donnelly (right) as Le Bret | "I have had one friend different from the few others... a friend in a silken gown in my life." Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane George hartpence (right) as Cyrano |
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Cyrano rallies one last time, to confront Falsehood, Compromise, Prejudice, & Cowardice. George Hartpence as Cyrano Chuck Donnelly (rear) as Le Bret | He confronts his most dreaded enemy - Stupidity. George Hartpence as Cyrano | Collapse. Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane George Hartpence (center) as Cyrano Chuck Donnelly (up center) as Le Bret Marco Newton (right) as Ragueneau |
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My... panache! Carol Thompson (left) as Roxane George Hartpence (center) as Cyrano Chuck Donnelly (up center) as Le Bret Marco Newton (right) as Ragueneau | The End | |
| Cast Party | 
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