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Australian Arts

Diane Lane

18 September 2021

9:00 AM

18 September 2021

9:00 AM

It was doubly sad the other night to see Virginia Gay deliver a speech from her Covid-cancelled Cyrano on the ABC’s Q&A and no less so for the fact that she did it brilliantly: we can only hope and pray that in some unimaginable re-opened future the world gets to see Sarah Goodes’ production of this revamped version of this romantic French classic about the guy who writes the love letters for a mate.

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