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Romeo and Juliet

by William Shakespeare
Directed by Simon Turner
30th November – 7th December 1985

Romeo and Juliet is the first of Shakespeare’s great tragedies, and the loveliest. This play is a product of the English Renaissance set in early 14th century Verona and Mantua. Although it is a play with a single plot and a simple structure it is remarkable for its intensity in the presentation of love, for its variety of mood, and for the beauty of its poetry. It is perhaps the greatest of love stories and it soon becomes clear why the names of Romeo and Juliet have passed into our language as symbols of youth and love.

CAST & CREATIVE TEAM

Directed by
Simon Turner

CREATIVE TEAM

Production PHOTOS

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DON'T FORGET, COMING UP AT THE BARN SOON

Richard III by William Shakespeare at the Barn Theatre Club , Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire
Opening 28th October
By William Shakespeare
Shakespeare In Love by Lee Hall at the Barn Theatre Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire
Opening 8th November
By Lee Hall

 

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