1, p. 14. Review of the hardback:'Readers who finished ... will be singularly impressed at how much Erne's Q1 Romeo and Juliet achieves toward seeing an old play with new eyes. … I take up Erne's ...

A director discusses a vital scene from William Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet', when the lead characters meet and kiss in Act 1 Scene 5. Their discussion focuses on how the characters would feel ...

Prejudice. Betrayal. And the chance that true love could actually conquer all. That’s Romeo and Juliet. When you get to the theater, make sure to share the love! Patrons are encouraged to ...

Shakespeare’s words are enlivened in a different way at American Repertory Theater’s production of “Romeo and Juliet,” a ...

Learn more. FARMINGTON — A condensed version of the play Romeo and Juliet will be presented on Oct. 8 by ArtsFarmington and the Theater at Monmouth. “Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou ...

Juliet’s character in the play is 13 years old, with Romeo implied to be a few years older. Before even being staged the new ...

Though Paulus also commissioned an original score from composer Alexandre Dai Castaing, “Romeo and Juliet” will stay true to Shakespeare’s text and remain first and foremost a play.

More than 400 years after William Shakespeare first staged his tale of star-crossed lovers, “Romeo and ... in Suárez’s Juliet and grows into his character as the play progresses.

"Masque of Night," a contemporary, cabaret version of "Romeo and Juliet" with live music, is coming to Akron's Rubber City ...

Diane Paulus, right, directs the cast in rehearsals for "Romeo and Juliet." (Courtesy A.R.T.) Shakespeare’s play is set in Verona, a city plagued by rivalry between two families, the Montagues ...

"We will still have to socially distance," she said. "Romeo and Juliet are young lovers. The text itself is full of places where they can't keep their hands off each other. "It's just impossible ...

A director discusses a vital scene from William Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet', when the lead characters meet and kiss in Act 1 Scene 5. Their discussion focuses on how the characters would feel ...