Cyrano de Bergerac (2018)

[The play's] deep questions about the nature of true love, as well as its swordplay, wordplay and action, will undoubtedly appeal to any true aficionado of the Bard of Avon. 

A.H. Goldstein, Daily Camera

Cyrano is no small undertaking for any theatre company—this is one we’ve been preparing for years.

Timothy Orr, Producing Artistic Director

We live in a time of anger, bitter political division and pettiness. Enter the antidote: “Cyrano de Bergerac.”

Jill Kimball, CU Presents

“Cyrano” is so big it’s not done very often. It’s so wonderful and rich and lovely and heartbreaking. To get this opportunity is a huge responsibility, but I’m honored and I’m full of joy about it. 

Scott Coopwood (Cyrano)

"Scott Coopwood’s Cyrano is raw, confident, wounded, complicated and funny; his performance is outstanding and believable. His magnetism and pent-up emotions won over the audience."

In Good Taste Denver

"This tasty production will entertain you with spectacle, thrill you with inventive language and offer an intriguing glimpse into nineteenth-century French culture — at the same time reminding you of just how relevant a play that’s been around well over a century can still be."

Juliet Wittman, Westword

"Director Christopher DuVal helms a production full of stellar performances, swashbuckling action and tragic undertones."

Adam Goldstein, Daily Camera

"As Cyrano, Coopwood positively dazzles. His assured, playful and layered performance is more than reason enough to buy a ticket for Cyrano de Bergerac."

Gary Zeidner, Boulder Weekly

"The show is a tight production with acting worthy of one of the country’s best examples of summer stock theater...This production is at its best is when it gives its Cyrano, played deftly by Scott Coopwood, free rein over the stage...4.5 of 5 stars"

Ramsey Scott, Sentinel