Cyrano

Cyrano de Bergerac, a talented wordsmith, is too self‑conscious to court the woman he loves. Instead, he assists a handsome yet shy friend in winning her affection, creating a musical romance that features Peter Dinklage. The tale unfolds as a musical romance.

Cyrano is a programme classified as a movie, positioned squarely within the musical romance genre. It presents a contemporary take on the classic tale, delivering the story through a blend of dialogue, song, and cinematic style. The production is marketed simply as “Cyrano,” with no additional descriptors beyond its format and genre. The narrative follows the celebrated wordsmith Cyrano de Bergerac, who, despite his poetic talent, feels too self‑conscious to pursue the woman he loves. Instead of courting her himself, he covertly aids a handsome yet timid friend, crafting verses and arranging encounters so the friend can win her heart. This act of self‑sacrifice drives the central romance, highlighting Cyrano’s inner conflict between love and insecurity. The film unfolds as a musical romance, interweaving song with the unfolding love‑triangle. Notably, Peter Dinklage appears in the production, adding his recognised presence to the ensemble. The musical elements support the emotional beats, while the romantic plot remains the core focus throughout the programme.