UTSA Department of English Hosts "Cyrano de Bergerac" April 29-30

By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist

(April 27, 2011)--The UTSA Department of English Drama Through Performance Troupe will present "Cyrano De Bergerac" at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 29 and Saturday, April 30 in the Business Building Liu Auditorium Room (2.01.12) on the UTSA Main Campus.

The classic tragic story tells the tale a soulful poet/philosopher and expert duelist named Cyrano who falls in love with Roxanne, but is ashamed to woo her because of his huge nose. Instead he writes love letters for slow-witted, but handsome Christian in order to win her hand for him. She falls deeply in love with the author, but doesn't know they were written by Cyrano.

The play is directed by UTSA English Faculty member Susan Arias and produced by UTSA English Associate Professor Bridget Drinka.

Cast and crew members include Matthew Underwood, Marisa Creech, Eric Repp, Stephen Young, Kristin DeGroot, Armando Urdiales, Jacob Holmes, Andy Contreras, Lindsay Spracale, Steven Stelly, Wilfred Hinze, Dencia Baltimore, Eric Ray, Stephen Gutierrez, Nirav Bhakta, Marcia Perales, Sarah Ewing, Alejandra Acuna, Steven Thomas, Aalia Udawala, Brittany Marshall, Ryan Martin, Russell Martinez, Nick Museti, and Matt Trevino .

For more information, contact the UTSA Department of English at (210) 458-4374.

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