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Resource	Text: Review
Title	Little Theatres. Cyrano de Bergerace
Abstract/Description	The lighting was designed to give the audience a general impression of the scenes before them, being subdued, and largely prohibiting one from easily picking out individual personalities in minor parts. One was given an idea of a stage full of individuals welded into one harmonious picture. Had the actors had fine voices to bring them into prominence when required, this effect, by heightening the "aesthetic distance," would have made the production enjoyable as a play as well as a picture.
Related Events	Cyrano de Bergerac, Theatre Royal (1875-1972), Sydney, NSW, 16 December 1933
Source	The Australian Women's Weekly, Australian Consolidated Press, Sydney, NSW, 1933
Item URL	http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article51189067
Page	16
Date Issued	23 December 1933
Language	English
Citation	Little Theatres. Cyrano de Bergerace, The Australian Women's Weekly, 23 December 1933, 16
Resource Identifier	64514
Dataset	AusStage