The cast also includes Michele Austin as Ragueneau, Adam Best as Le Bret, Sam Black as Armand, Nari Blair-Mangat as Valvert, Vaneeka Dadhria as Beatboxer, Adrian Der Gregorian as Montfleury, Tom Edden as De Guiche, Eben Figueiredo as Christian, Jon Furlong as Annoying Person, Tazmyn-May Gebbett as Minder, Carla Harrison-Hodge as Denise, Mika Onyx Johnson as Usher, Joseph Langdon as Jean-Paul, Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo as Marie-Louise, Evelyn Miller as Roxane, Nima Taleghani as Ligniere, and Brinsley Terence as Theatre Owner. McAvoy is known for his roles in Last King of Scotland, Atonement, and the X-Men film franchise. McAvoy will reprise his role in New York as Cyrano, an artistic and intelligent king whose appearance prevents him from believing he can win over the fair Roxane. Prior to opening at BAM, Cyrano de Bergerac will play U.K.

The production was scheduled to move to New York in spring 2020 but was postponed due to the pandemic. McAvoy, who also starred in the London production in the title role, received an Olivier nomination for Best Actor.

The production won an Olivier Award for Best Revival. Lloyd's production, mounted by his self-titled theatre company, previously played at the Playhouse Theater in London's West End from November 2019. The BAM production features a script adapted by Martin Crimp and is directed by Jamie Lloyd. James McAvoy will star in an Off-Broadway revival of Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac in spring 2022 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).

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