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The Duke’s Theatre Company presents Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

July 9 @ 14:00 - 16:00
£18.50 – £20
Romeo and Juliet written in gold textured sans serif font with a gold star-like jewel below it.

Online booking will be available on Monday 2 March.

Two hearts. One fate. A timeless love reborn.

The Duke’s Theatre Company presents Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, a bold reimagining of the iconic tragedy directed by Joseph Pitcher. Pitcher’s acclaimed credits include My Fair Lady at The Mill at Sonning, Bard from the Barn at the Barn Theatre Cirencester, and The Winter’s Tale at Theatre on the Bay in Cape Town.

This vibrant production also features original music by award-winning composer Rob Millett, whose previous commissions include Ballet Rambert, the National Theatre, and Shakespeare’s Globe. Blending dynamic staging, evocative sound, and the enduring power of Shakespeare’s verse, this retelling illuminates the passion, peril, and youthful intensity at the play’s core, inviting audiences to rediscover the world’s most famous star-crossed lovers.

 

Please note: This performance will be held at: Botanic Garden, University of Leicester, 3 Glebe Road, Oadby, Leicester, LE2 2LD

 

Audience Advisory:

This performance of Romeo and Juliet contains themes and depictions of war, death, suicide and violence, which may be distressing for some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised, and it is recommended for ticket holders aged seven and above.
“A chilling and symbolic take with gripping portrayals of madness and chaos….” – West End Best Friend ★★★★ (Macbeth)

“This is a truly wonderful and surprising depiction of the Scottish play.”.”- Everything Theatre ★★★★★

“… An enthralling production – rewarded here with a well deserved standing ovation.” – Theatre Reviews North ★★★★★ (Macbeth)

“As good as any RSC I’ve seen previously. Was enthralled throughout.” – Goodnestone ★★★★★ (Romeo and Juliet)

“The humour, (especially the humous) is impeccably presented.” – Hastings Independent ★★★★★ (A Midsummer Night’s Dream)

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