Cyrano's Douglas Hodge on Practicing French and Getting His "Repulsive" Prosthetic Nose Through Customs by Marc Snetiker

In his Tony-winning 2010 Broadway debut, Douglas Hodge donned women's wigs, gowns and high heels as the flamboyant Albin in La Cage aux Folles. This time around, the English actor has just one tricky costume piece to contend with: a giant prosthetic nose. As the titular poet in Roundabout Theatre Company's revival of Cyrano de Bergerac (opening October 11 at the American Airlines Theatre), Hodge is taking on …

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