Cyrano smelled like laundry

Here is the play that Edmond Rostand transposed to medieval Japan, a country that is a source of fantasies for Westerners, which sublimates the tragedy imagined by the writer. Cyrano is a samurai who must remain in control in all circumstances and bravely face the trials that are imposed on him. A poetic and moving adaptation, with a very marked and refined aesthetic.
Cyrano is the atypical story of a hero in the shadows, different from the others with his prominent nose, driven by love, courage and great generosity. Thus, Cyrano loves his precious cousin Roxanne, beautiful and bewitching like a poppy flower. She is the sweet poison that marks the hearts of men. But sweet Roxanne only has eyes for Christian, the perfect prince charming: handsome but inevitably stupid and naive.

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