Tragedy recedes. Yet if you are or can remember being young and possessed of big, ungovernable feelings, “Romeo and Juliet” won ... As a culture reporter, she covers television, theater ...

Juliet's balcony, designed by dots, is a single bed that appears from the ceiling like a four-poster swing. At one point the floor opens like a book to reveal a bed of flowers for Romeo to lay in ...

Seeing "Romeo and Juliet" in Appalachian garb allows viewers, if they choose, to step back occasionally from the tragic romance and scrutinize a patriarchal society with a violent honor code.

When Sam Gold’s new production of Romeo and Juliet, starring PYTs Rachel Zegler ... But I talk of dreams, In the meantime, the tragedy that’s unfolding at Circle in the Square isn’t in ...

OK, director Sam Gold’s, nntz-nntz, party-hardy production of William Shakespeare’s tragedy is actually called “Romeo + Juliet,” swiping the youthful “+” from Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 ...

For Folger Theatre’s season-opening update of the 430ish-year-old tragedy ... of Romeo and Juliet’s really-dead-this-time bodies is staged in awkward slow motion as a dirge cover version ...

Romeo, devastated and bereft, gazed over Juliet’s lifeless body ... the creator and showrunner of “The Fosters,” wrote the book for “Invincible,” which molds together Benatar and ...

Juliet’s balcony, designed by dots, is a single bed that appears from the ceiling like a four-poster swing. At one point the floor opens like a book to reveal a bed of flowers for Romeo to lay ...