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 ...

It emphasizes the central theme of tragedy ... story of the book and its characters: Meaning: The last line, "For never was a story of more woe, Than this of Juliet and her Romeo," essentially ...