Cyrano Tickets

The passion each actor brought to his or her part was palpable. Time went way to fast. The ability of Peter Dinklage to emote was expected, but far exceeded our expectations. Thank you for a beautiful evening,

A mix of very strong and weak actors. Roxana’s singing was subpar and out of tune. Was expecting better than that.

We had one free night in NYC and didn't think we had a chance to find seats for this play. Somehow, there were a few seats left, but we figured they'd be awful. Got them anyway, and they were amazing, as was the play. (No bad seats in the house really.) The play was hip, yet traditional (that's something in itself). Acting superb. Set minimalist, but miraculously changed throughout. You know the storyline. A must-see if you're in town. And since it's in Union Square, easy to access without the crowds. The theater is small, so it's easy to miss.

First of all, I am a Peter Dinklage fan, and I have to admit to buying a ticket because he is headlining it. But I'm pleased to say it was excellently produced, great dialogue, great supporting cast, everyone was spot on in their role. The theatre itself is pretty small and you'll notice when buying tickets that they are all labeled "orchestra". There are no bad seats in the house. The seats are rather small though and basic, no drink holders or over stuffed cushioning. Who cares? You see Dinklage sing, a first for me, and he does it very well. Various scenes are choreographed with a "slo-mo" mode for dramatic effect, and I liked it very much. All the actors sing, and well. Dinklage does not hog the spotlight, and even in the end seemed a bit hesitant to the standing ovation he would inevitably receive. Lots of fans out there who won't be disappointed.

Found music and lyrics to be trite - and oversimplification of storyline painful.

Peter Dinklage is a remarkable singer, the lyrics are excellent, and of course carries the traditional wit associated with the Cyrano de Bergerac story

This is a must. Each one of them is extremely incredible. Never a dull moment. Full of love, humor, letters, poetry, wit, and inner beauty. I love it.

The show was spectacular. The music was wonderful, the acting superb. Literally the only thing that could have been better was that the chairs could have offered a little more support, particularly for the older patrons.

Peter Dinklage is such a wonderful actor and a fine singer that he really raises the bar for the rest of the cast. Unfortunately, they do not rise to it and the constant music and lyrics fall way below expectations. The beautiful prose/poetry of Edmond Rostand looses so much being set to music. The theater is small and intimate and the playhouse staff are very helpful. I really wanted this play to be wonderful and am sad I can't say that.

Peter Dinklage is a terrific actor and I liked his singing voice too. This is a beautifully staged and enjoyable Cyrano musical/play with music. Jasmine Cephas Jones is lovely and has a voice to match. The moody and novel choreography is by the Kuperman brothers. I'm keeping an eye on them; they're impressive. The seating in the venue is a bit tight. There is adequate legroom, but the seating is on banquet chairs with no arms, and large people will definitely spill into the next seat. At least there is a good rake, and you can see over the head of the person, unless he or she is really tall or has high hair.

I have to say that Jasmine Cephas Jones was an awesome delight, her performance was powerful, earthy and extremely beautiful to behold! She put a spell on the audience with her enchanting singing voice and brilliant acting abilities. She bought grace to this glorious play and her scenes with Peter Dinklage were superb. I was surprised by the excellent music in the play full of heartfelt songs depicting every emotion. A play to stir the soul!

I expected Peter Dinklage to have given a good performance. I did not expect him to have such a great stage presence and sense of timing. He was great, and the rest of the cast was easily up to his standards. It is definitely worth seeing. If you can get into the front row to the far left, you are in for a treat!

We were fortunate to be in NYC this weekend and able to get the last two available seats to Sat matinee. The show was really fantastic and enhanced greatly by the sounds created by the Fab Four of Aaron and Bryce Dessner, Carin Besser, and Matt Berninger. Must see!

The use of slo-mo really works well in that small space. I loved all the falls (flour, rain, snow, leaves). And Peter Dinklage was superb. The seats were less than spectacular though...very cramped and uncomfortable.

Powerful adaptation, great music, amazing cast, in a tiny intimate theater. Plus Tyrion Lannister!