Articles about Romeo and Juliet
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Synetic Theater blends dance, mime, music, and light.
Tony Award-winning director Bartlett Sher helms the limited run, which begins this evening.
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet opens with a chorus announcing the fate that will befall the title characters in just two hours' time. Synetic Theatre's wordless Romeo and Juliet, distills th…
Bell Shakespeare's 2016 season will open with one of the greatest love stories ever told, Romeo And Juliet at the Sydney Opera House on 24 February, before touring to the Canberra Thea…
Celebrate Belize's birthday or see a wordless retelling of a story you already know.
The Joffrey Ballet makes no small plans. And anyone who has caught its current "Bold Moves" program - running through Sunday at the Auditorium Theatre - will know that its sensational dancer…
Synetic's revival of one of their original Wordless Shakespeare productions starts tonight.
As part of the international celebration of the quadricentennial of Shakespeare's death, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts in Lincoln Center is presenting a new free multim…
Few stories have been as revised, re-told and reconstructed as Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. But a rendition that is not as performed as it should be is the 19th century opera by French Ro…
Star Cross'd is the second in the British Council's series of films for Shakespeare Lives 2016, a global programme celebrating William Shakespeare on the 400th anniversary of his death. Poet…
Transporting Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet from sixteenth century Verona to twenty-first century London, Shakespeare Up Close has modernised this great romantic tragedy to make it enjoyable…
Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare early in his career about two young star-crossed lovers whose deaths ultimately reconcile their feuding families. It was among Sh…
Sat, February 13 thru Sun, February 14 @ George Mason University's Center for the Arts, presented by George Mason University's Center for the Arts -- From the glorious masked ball where Rome…
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The Good Wife Eyes Hamilton's Stars
CBS hit drama The Good Wife has become known for tapping Great White Way faves as g…
ABC has given a pilot order to the new series "Still Star-Crossed," a sequel to the classic William Shakespeare tragedy Romeo and Juliet, according to Deadline.
Lyric Opera of Chicago continues its 61st season with Romeo and Juliet in a new-to-Chicago production created by Tony Award-winning director Bartlett Sher, Mon. Feb. 22 through Sat. Mar. 19 …
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Lily James Talks Romeo and Juliet Nerves
Lily James’ star may be on the ascendant in Hollywood, but it’s her up…
Personal narratives of dancer-actors Clara Furey and Francis Ducharme help ground Shakespeare and Prokofiev's classics in the here and now
In our series to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, actors, directors, designers and others offer their own guides to his plays. Here, the ballet superstar explains the power…
Sher's staging of Charles Gounod's opera will be seen at Lyric Opera of Chicago.
Bartlett Sher, the director whose recent Broadway productions have included acclaimed revivals of both “A ...
The post Broadway’s Bartlett Sher to direct Lyric’s “Rom…
Lyric Opera of Chicago presents a new-to-Chicago production of Romeo and Juliet, Feb. 22-March 19, 2016, helmed by Tony Award-winning director Bartlett Sher-who makes his Lyric debut fresh o…
Yes, Virginia — and DC and Maryland also — this West Side Story is Real. A Real Masterpiece. Even more, perhaps a Christmas miracle, in Shirlington Village. It’s just th…
Today in 1935, Romeo and Juliet opened at the Martin Beck Theatre. Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy by William Shakespeare about two young star-crossed lovers whose deaths ultimately unite thei…
The ultra-violent futuristic 2011 graphic novel Romeo and Juliet: The War is being adapted as a movie by Lionsgate Picture, according to Variety.
