Extended Again to July 29th!
RAVE REVIEWS!
The Fountain Theatre and Deaf West Theatre presents
the World Premiere of a New Play Cyrano
by Stephen Sachs
inspired by Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand
CRITIC'S CHOICE! "Inspired and inspiring ... Hilarious and poignant ... the performances quickly catch fire!" CRITIC'S PICK! "Superbly crafted ... Clever and deeply moving ... a remarkable cast!" -Backstage RAVE! "One of the most ingenious updates of a classic I've seen in a long time." - Don Shirley, LA Stage Times
RAVE! "I can't rave enough! Brilliant!" - Examiner
RAVE! "A sheer and exceptional pleasure!" - LifeinLA RAVE! "Intelligent, touching ... a once-in-a-lifetime must-see performance by Troy Kotsur."
- Dany Margolies, LADCC RAVE! "Brilliant writing! An extraordinary production of a terrific play. Go! See it and grow." - StageHappenings RAVE! "A great rollicking evening of theatre! Remarkable!
RAVE! "Brilliant! Glorious! The acting is superlative!
The play is filled with laughs." - Latin Heat
RAVE! "Terrific! Dazzling!" - Laist.com
What is the True Language of Love?
In this funny, romantic and imaginative new adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac, Cyrano is a brilliant deaf poet hopelessly in love with Roxy, a beautiful hearing woman. But she doesn't understand sign language
and instead loves Chris, his hearing brother.
Can Cyrano express his love to Roxy with his hands? Or must he teach Chris to woo her, to "speak his words" for him? A new Sign Language spin on a classic love story.
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starring
Erinn Anova James Babbin Chip Bent Al Bernstein Eddie Buck Martica De Cardenas Maleni Chaitoo
Adam Critchlow Daniel Durant Bob Hiltermann
Troy Kotsur Ipek D. Mehlum Paul Raci
Scott Roberts Victor Warren
ASL Masters Tyrone Giordano and Shoshannah Stern
produced by Deborah Lawlor, David Kurs, Laura Hill
directed by Simon Levy
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Now - July 29th
TH - SAT 8pm, SUN 2pm
(323) 663-1525
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5060 Fountain Ave * Hollywood Secure Parking
More Info Cyrano is performed simultaneously in spoken English and American Sign Language. ACCESSIBLE TO ALL AUDIENCES.
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