The Capulets and Montagues are coming to Watford as a new Romeo and Juliet production takes to the stage.
The Pump House Theatre, in Local Board Road, Watford will host a new abridged version of the classic Shakespeare play from Tuesday, April 16, to Saturday, April 20.
The “fast paced, modern” production was adapted by Hertfordshire director and playwright Jo Emery and will last 100 minutes with a 20-minute interval.
Jo said: “Everyone is having lots of fun in rehearsals, the cast are talented and eager, and we’re all thoroughly enjoying the creative process to bring this play to life. It’s been a lovely collaborative effort, everyone sharing ideas and being supportive.
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“We’ve enjoyed choreographing the fight scenes and we’ve worked closely together on the interpretation of Shakespeare’s language and characterisation.”
The evening performances start at 7.45pm, with adult tickets costing £18 and £16 for concessions, students and over 60s.
The production will bring a “talented cast of actors” to the town with Harry Miller and Poppy Razavi playing Romeo and Juliet respectively.
To book visit pumphousetheatrecompany.com or call the box office on 0333 666 3366.
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