Romeo steals into the Capulet garden to find Juliet on her bedroom balcony, talking to herself ... You could show this scene to your students after they've watched the Act 2, Scene 2 workshops ...

The scene in which Romeo and Juliet decide to get married is often called the ‘balcony scene’. This is because lots of productions stage the scene with Juliet on a balcony looking down at ...

At present, however, Easton's Romeo is not enough in love--either with Juliet or with the words he speaks. Still, the famous Balcony scene is wholly enchanting, both aurally and visually.

All the world’s a stage, and in the world of Midtown Manhattan, star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet return to the Broadway stage in the play’s 37th rendition. The return of a Shakespeare classic has ...

Break free of the balcony scene and get into this romantic comedy that proves there's life after Romeo. The only thing tragic would be missing it. & Juliet has now been performed on four ...

Romeo sets the scene for his own iconoclastic ... her before and does not even know her name? After Juliet’s symbolic “fall” from the balcony, seduced by Romeo who stands symbolically ...