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Performance

VenueThe Pit, Barbican Centre
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From23rd November 2006
To9th December 2006
When19:45
PricesFrom £15.00. To £15.00.
The Pit, Barbican Centre (V372)
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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet

Work:: Romeo and Juliet (S0999541529)


Production:: (T01253255524)

In Korean with English surtitles. Running time 100 minutes with no interval. Supported by Sung Joo Group. This highly stylised Romeo and Juliet paints the star struck lovers story with striking images, glorious martial art sequences, live music and impressive dance, ritual and gesture. Korean in both temperament and setting, Oh Tae-Suk’s enthralling interpretation, freely adapted from Shakespeare’s most famous play, is a production of arresting beauty. The performers physical vocabulary, heightened emotional state and comic timing create a sensual fusion that lacks nothing from the absence of the bard’s language. You may never think about Shakespeare in the same way once you see what this group can do with it.
Producer BITE06
Company Mokhwa Repertory Company (in association with Asia House and Korea Foundation)
Director Oh Tae-Suk

Listing:: L01799813145




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Production details

In Korean with English surtitles. Running time 100 minutes with no interval. Supported by Sung Joo Group. This highly stylised Romeo and Juliet paints the star struck lovers story with striking images, glorious martial art sequences, live music and impressive dance, ritual and gesture. Korean in both temperament and setting, Oh Tae-Suk’s enthralling interpretation, freely adapted from Shakespeare’s most famous play, is a production of arresting beauty. The performers physical vocabulary, heightened emotional state and comic timing create a sensual fusion that lacks nothing from the absence of the bard’s language. You may never think about Shakespeare in the same way once you see what this group can do with it.

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