The Bard’s “Romeo and Juliet” is a somber play: The audience is told from the very start that the lovers will die tragically, and they’re told why. So no matter how sweet their first kiss ...

Senior Editor and Writer A few blocks from the new, extremely loud and ultimately tiresome Romeo + Juliet on Broadway—the word “and” clearly now deemed unacceptably square and boring (Circle ...

There’s a comic-relief scene at the end of Act IV in Romeo and Juliet that is nearly always cut. Juliet’s family has just discovered what they believe to be her dead body; as the musicians ...

“If all else fail,” Juliet reasons, “myself have power to die.” How about some chamomile and you can email Romeo in the morning ... to her New York Times essay about that Verizon call.

Since Washington, DC’s Faction of Fools Theatre Company kicked off its Commedia dell'Arte-inspired Romeo & Juliet on January ...

Vice, alongside status and power, is a subtle yet pervasive theme throughout the performance. Romeo constantly drinks from ...

Rachel Zegler and Jack Antonoff have shared a new collaboration, “Man of the House,” from the new Broadway production Romeo + Juliet. The latest revival of the classic Shakespeare tragedy ...

And a hot shirtless Apothecary is something you don’t find at CVS. Aside from Connor’s Romeo and Zegler’s Juliet, there’s little sense of Gold coaxing his ensemble — almost all of them ...

That promise was broken, as Romeo and Juliet contains a scene in which the then 16-year-old Hussey and 17-year-old Whiting lie naked in bed, recovering from an implied sexual act. The scene ...

But no matter – make room, plenty of room, for Sam Gold‘s Romeo + Juliet rave-up starring the compelling and well-matched Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler, opening tonight on Broadway. Pumped up ...

Epilepsy Action is set to hold its ‘Auction of Promises’ from 28 October to 3 November, aiming to raise funds for its support services. The auction will feature a range of items, including sports ...

Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting's second lawsuit against Paramount over an underage nude scene shot for their 1968 film Romeo and Juliet was dismissed today by a Superior Court judge.