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More than 400 years after William Shakespeare first staged his tale of star-crossed lovers, “Romeo and Juliet” still vibrates ... and the planting of flowers and grass at play’s end ...

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 ...

Aside from Connor’s Romeo and Zegler’s Juliet, there’s little sense of ... a reveal when the stage floor opens up to uncover a field of flowers is enchanting; and lighting designer Isabella ...

Conceptually, “Romeo + Juliet” is one of Gold’s more palatable ... descends from the ceiling above an oasis of colorful flowers. And, at other points, Gold makes clever use of the lighting ...

Even when Connor’s Romeo and Zegler’s Juliet square off from opposite sides ... When a large panel of the floor lifts to reveal a “garden” of flowers, the reveal is as lovely as it is ...

“Romeo + Juliet,” which opened Oct. 24 at Broadway ... Her take on the character is no blushing flower but a girl who’s wise beyond her years and knows the beguiling power she holds.

Hartford Stage’s latest take on “Romeo and Juliet” is as focused on life as it is on the ill-fated lovers’ tragic deaths, according to director Melia Bensussen, who is also the theater’s ...

Hartford Stage is offering a “Romeo & Juliet” that’s not about noble “houses,” or “fortunes” or even laser-focused on the two characters whose names are in the title. This is Romeo ...

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 ...