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Lantern Theater Company

As one of Shakespeare’s most well-known tragedies, any rendition of Romeo and Juliet must contend not only with the...
Shattered Globe Theatre

A few years ago, a couple mates in London, deeming themselves the Factory Theatre Company, cobbled together a loose...
Babes with Blades

With a script like Romeo and Juliet, which every middle school student has read,...
Pilot Theatre

A large heart-shaped arrangement of flowers dominates the stage and greets the audience as they enter the Unicorn’s Weston...
San Francisco Ballet

Helgi Tomasson’s dramatically choreographed balletic version of Romeo and Juliet is far more tragic than Shakespeare’s play, but it...
Texas Shakespeare Festival

In presenting the Texas Shakespeare Festival’s annual, five-show repertory, artistic director Raymond Caldwell insists on bestowing audiences with a...
California Shakespeare Theater

Romeo and Juliet is by all means a tragedy. Romeo and Juliet is by all means a love story....
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

Once again the season at the Globe begins, this time with one of the most performed of Shakespeare’s oeuvre....
Declan Adams Theatre

Does the thought of Shakespeare’s Romeo singing Karaoke make you cringe? Don’t say so before you’ve seen it! For,...
Mark Morris Dance Group

O, so light a footWill ne’er wear out the everlasting flint.A lover may bestride the gossamerThat idles in the...
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