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Canterbury Shakespeare Festival: Romeo and Juliet
“Is love a tender thing?”
Romeo and Juliet; the classic coming of age tale, exploring rebellion, innocence and the relevance of tradition. Shakespeare’s famous love story is reimagined with a 1950s twist: over ten years since the end of World War Two, two families continue to feud over the past whilst the new generation of teenagers bring hope the future, paving the way for trouble and tragedy.
This production, directed by Elizabeth Mae Hagen, will incorporate music from the 1950s, telli
Romeo and Juliet; the classic coming of age tale, exploring rebellion, innocence and the relevance of tradition. Shakespeare’s famous love story is reimagined with a 1950s twist: over ten years since the end of World War Two, two families continue to feud over the past whilst the new generation of teenagers bring hope the future, paving the way for trouble and tragedy.
This production, directed by Elizabeth Mae Hagen, will incorporate music from the 1950s, telli
Tickets for this production are FREE! Feel free to bring your picnics and enjoy some Shakespeare in the Canterbury summer sun.
Show Times:
Friday 27th July - 7.30pm
Saturday 28th July - 2pm and 7
Show Times:
Friday 27th July - 7.30pm
Saturday 28th July - 2pm and 7
Dane John Gardens, Canterbury, Kent CT1 1YW
Fri 27 Jul to Sun 19 Aug 2018
Website:
www.canterburyshakespeare.com
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