THEATER REVIEW | 'ROMEO AND JULIET'
Star-Crossed Lovers, in Bondage By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON
The Jean Cocteau Repertory's abridged, frenzied production of Shakespeare's play makes a strong case for "Romeo and Juliet" as slapstick comedy.
Star-Crossed Lovers, in Bondage By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON
The Jean Cocteau Repertory's abridged, frenzied production of Shakespeare's play makes a strong case for "Romeo and Juliet" as slapstick comedy.
Ask Welz Kauffman, president of the Ravinia Festival, where his idea for "The Romeo and Juliet Project" originated, and he enthusiastically confesses that it was Baz Luhrmann's recent film m…
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According to the Internet Movie database, Academy Award nominee Carey Mulligan has always wanted to play Shakespeare's Juliet while she is still young enough for the role. The 25 year old i…
Marin Ireland (Tony nominee for reasons to be pretty) and Juliet Rylance (Obie winner for The Bridge Project's As You Like It) have joined the cast of director Austin Pendleton's new produc…
Tue, October 15 thru Sun, December 1 @ Folger Theatre, presented by Folger Theatre -- The perfect poetry of Shakespeare's tragedy reveals the heart-breaking loss of "star-crossed" love. Hele…
Helmer Joe Regalbuto has abridged the Bard's "tale of woe" to a streamlined 95 minutes while casting the conflict of the Montagues and the Capulets as opposing blue state/red state political…
It's directed with a command of both the characters and the language by Rick Sordelet, who also happens to be the busiest fight choreographer on Broadway...
The final moments in the Capulets' tomb are not foolproof, but even when played in a wading pool, they are wrenching.
This production, by Theater Breaking Through Barriers, uses just four actors, but it's no 15-Minute Shakespeare novelty.