Performance

Venue	Marlowe Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Canterbury
County	Kent
From	14th October 2024
To	19th October 2024
Marlowe Theatre (V674)
Current/Future Listings
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& Juliet

Work:: & Juliet (S1320373871)

Telling the tale of two young star-crossed lovers, whose untimely deaths ultimately reconcile their feuding families, it's one of the Bard's most revered works. But now, this musical explores what would happen if Juliet didn't die at the end of the play - if her famous ending was really just her beginning. In this sequel to Romeo & Juliet, Juliet gets over her supposed soul mate by running off to Paris with her best mates on a whirlwind trip of self-discovery.

Music	Max Martin
Book by	David West Read

Production:: (T01415698778)

Presented by	Max Martin
Presented by	Tim Headington
Producer	Max Martin
Producer	Tim Headington
Producer	Theresa Steele Page
Producer	Jenny Petersson
Producer	Martin Dodd
Producer	Rebecca Quigley
Director	Luke Sheppard
Choreographer	Jennifer Weber
Performer	Gerardine Sacdalan (Juliet)
Performer	Sandra Marvin (Angelique)
Performer	Lara Denning (Anne)
Performer	Matt Cardle (Shakespeare)
Performer	Jack Danson (Romeo)
Performer	Kyle Cox (Francois)
Performer	Jordan Broatch (May)
Performer	Michael Nelson (Henry)
Performer	Liam Morris (Richard)
Performer	Jade Johnson (Nell / Lady C)
Performer	Rosie Singha (Judith)
Performer	Nia Stephen (Imogen)
Performer	Psalms-Nissi Myers-Reid (Lucy / Alternate Juliet)
Performer	Andile Mabhena (Augustine / Dance Team)
Performer	Harriet Caplan-Dean (Eleanor)
Performer	Alexander Kranz (Lennox)
Performer	Aaron Shales (Gregory / Dance Team)
Performer	Toni Paise (Violet)
Performer	Samuel Wilson-Freeman (Fletcher / Resident Director / Dance Captain)
Performer	Ranj Singh (Dr - Lance)

Listing:: L01642026654

Current production:Tour/Production

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