Performance

Venue	Leicester Square Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	1st June 2010
Opened	4th June 2010
To	11th July 2010
Prices	From £15.00. To £20.00.
Leicester Square Theatre (V0148424484)
Current/Future Listings
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Romeo and Juliet

Work:: Romeo and Juliet (S4789)

The story of frustrated young (illegally young in modern terms) love and death and the vendetta between two families in a tight-knit Italian community. One of Shakespeare's most popular and enduring dramas it has also been re-done as film, ballet, musical (most notably "West Side Story") and ice spectacular!

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T1436023927)

In 1938, Mussolini passed the Race Laws forbidding Italians to marry Jews... The young Romeo lives in fear under the impending shadow of Italy’ Fascist rule. Count Capulet, militant member of Mussolini’s secret police - the 'Blackshirts' finds his world under threat when his daughter, Juliet, is determined to defy the Race Laws. Ruby In The Dust add a new twist to the classic tale of the 'star-cross’d' lovers. Dangerous yet atmospheric, provocative and sexy, it is stripped down to the real essence of the tragic tale.

Company	Ruby in the Dust
Director	Linnie Reedman
Music	Joe Evans
Design	Christopher James Hone
Choreographer	Luisa Hinchliff
Musical Director	Kate Marlais
Lighting	Seth Rook Williams
Director	Jessica Hrabowsky (flight)
Performer	Martin Dickinson
Performer	Daniel Finn (Romeo)
Performer	Chris Gee
Performer	David Laughton
Performer	Christos Lawton
Performer	Dan Moore
Performer	Imogen Vinden-North
Performer	Olivia Vinall (Juliet)

Listing:: L01446068722

Basement

Current production:Work

Production details

In 1938, Mussolini passed the Race Laws forbidding Italians to marry Jews... The young Romeo lives in fear under the impending shadow of Italy’ Fascist rule. Count Capulet, militant member of Mussolini’s secret police - the 'Blackshirts' finds his world under threat when his daughter, Juliet, is determined to defy the Race Laws. Ruby In The Dust add a new twist to the classic tale of the 'star-cross’d' lovers. Dangerous yet atmospheric, provocative and sexy, it is stripped down to the real essence of the tragic tale. Basement

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