Performance

Venue	Piccadilly Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	15th October 2002
Opened	4th November 2002
To	8th February 2003
When	Mon-Sat 19:30, Wed/Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £12.50. To £40.00.
Piccadilly Theatre (V406)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Romeo and Juliet - The Musical

Work:: Romeo and Juliet - The Musical (S521753514)

Production:: (T1360949475)

Unlike Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim's classic West Side Story, which transplanted Shakespeare's classic love story to 20th-century gangland New York, Romeo and Juliet - The Musical will stay faithful to the original . While the dialogue will be updated and modern pop music added, the story and characters as well as the ancient Verona setting will remain.

Producer	Adam Kenwright
Producer	City Lights Entertainment
Producer	Gerard Louvin
Adapted by	Don Black
Lyrics	Don Black
Other	John Cameron (musical arrangement)
Director	David Freeman
Design	David Rogers
Costume	David Rogers
Performer	Jane McDonald (nurse)
Performer	Lorna Want (Juliet)
Performer	Andrew Bevis (Romeo)
Performer	Sevan Stephan (Friar Lawrence)
Performer	David Bardsley (Lord Capulet)
Performer	Michele Hooper (Lady Capulet)
Performer	Michael Cormick (The Prince)
Performer	James Graeme (Lord Montague)
Performer	Louise Davidson (Lady Montague)
Performer	Rachid Sabitri (Mercutio)
Performer	Matthew Dempsey (Benvolio)
Performer	Alexis James (Tybalt)
Performer	Tim Walton (Paris)

Listing:: L1469492461

Production details

Unlike Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim's classic West Side Story, which transplanted Shakespeare's classic love story to 20th-century gangland New York, Romeo and Juliet - The Musical will stay faithful to the original . While the dialogue will be updated and modern pop music added, the story and characters as well as the ancient Verona setting will remain.

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