Performance

Venue	Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
	Also: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Inigo Jones, Globe Education Centre Theatre (Park Street)
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	28th February 2019
To	23rd March 2019
When	Feb 28, Mar 7, 21 at 19:00. Mar 2, 9, 16, 23 at 18:00. Mar 16, 23 Mats 14:00
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre (V165)
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Date of change: 7 Jan 19 - T01451258590
Date of change: 19 Dec 18 - T01451258590

Romeo and Juliet - Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank

Work:: Romeo and Juliet (S01540377399)

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank (T01451258590)

Packed with love, family feuds and a dose of comedy, Romeo and Juliet is a full-scale, fast-paced 90 minute performance in the Globe Theatre designed to introduce students and families to Shakespeare. The Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank project transforms the way young people view Shakespeare's plays.

Producer	Shakespeare's Globe
Director	Michael Oakley
Performer	Jeff Alexander (Lord Montague / Friar Laurence)
Performer	Charlotte Beaumont (Juliet)
Performer	Stuart Bowman (Lord Capulet)
Performer	Debbie Chazen (Lady Montauge / Nurse)
Performer	Christopher Chung (Abraham / Prince Escalus / Paris)
Performer	Ned Derrington (Mercutio / Sampson / Friar John)
Performer	Hermione Gulliford (Lady Capulet)
Performer	Shalisha James-Davis (Benvolio)
Performer	Ayoola Smart (Tybalt / Apothecary)
Performer	Nathan Welsh (Romeo)

Listing:: L01769705659

Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank

Packed with love, family feuds and a dose of comedy, Romeo and Juliet is a full-scale, fast-paced 90 minute performance in the Globe Theatre designed to introduce students and families to Shakespeare. The Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank project transforms the way young people view Shakespeare's plays.

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