Shakespeare is the one playwright who is never played out. As time marches on, his works become only more relevant -- more humorous, more adventurous, more surprising. No better example of this phenomenon exists than Romeo and Juliet. It's a story so familiar it's practically part of our cultural DNA ... and yet it still keeps the audience guessing. Maybe this time Romeo will know. Maybe this time Juliet will see. Maybe this time, just once, the two will beat the odds stacked against their desperate, devouring love. Now, thanks to the Seattle Shakespeare Company, you can live the romance in an intimate staging where dancers swirl, sword fighters clash and the play's heartbeat syncs with your own. Vanessa Miller directs at the Cornish Playhouse at Seattle Center.
Presented by Seattle Shakespeare Company
