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| − | An adaptation of the Shakespeare original by Joe Calarco, set in the repressed atmosphere of a modern Catholic boarding school for boys. First produced in New York in 1998 under the author's direction. | + | An adaptation of the Shakespeare original ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' by Joe Calarco, set in the repressed atmosphere of a modern Catholic boarding school for boys. First produced in New York in 1998 under the author's direction. |
Produced in South Africa at the 2011 [[Grahamstown Festival]] by [[Abrahamse Meyer Productions]]. Directed and designed by [[Fred Abrahamse]], with [[Marcel Meyer]] as Romeo, [[James MacGregor]] as Juliet, [[Rory Acton Burnell]] as Mercutio/Friar Laurence/Lady Capulet and [[Alistair Moulton]] Black as Tybalt/Nurse. | Produced in South Africa at the 2011 [[Grahamstown Festival]] by [[Abrahamse Meyer Productions]]. Directed and designed by [[Fred Abrahamse]], with [[Marcel Meyer]] as Romeo, [[James MacGregor]] as Juliet, [[Rory Acton Burnell]] as Mercutio/Friar Laurence/Lady Capulet and [[Alistair Moulton]] Black as Tybalt/Nurse. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:48, 3 December 2012
An adaptation of the Shakespeare original Romeo and Juliet by Joe Calarco, set in the repressed atmosphere of a modern Catholic boarding school for boys. First produced in New York in 1998 under the author's direction.
Produced in South Africa at the 2011 Grahamstown Festival by Abrahamse Meyer Productions. Directed and designed by Fred Abrahamse, with Marcel Meyer as Romeo, James MacGregor as Juliet, Rory Acton Burnell as Mercutio/Friar Laurence/Lady Capulet and Alistair Moulton Black as Tybalt/Nurse.
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