I’m a writer for The Upshot at The New York Times, mostly covering gender, family and young people. I find my beat so fascinating that what I watch or read often ends up relating to it. Here are five ...

William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is one of the most heavily adapted works of ... “Our business tragically, and the world, just continues to be thrown these left hooks and these strange events.

You can catch Rouge Theater’s production of “Romeo and Juliet” at the historic Lynnhaven House in Virginia Beach starting ...

The popular star-crossed couple intertwine in musical and romantic disharmony in a reductive refashioning of William ...

The umpteenth attempt to make Shakespeare 'cool' exchanges the original, classic language for forgettable pop songs and unnecessary twists ...

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Panning a movie like “Juliet & Romeo” is a little like kicking a puppy. A puppy that chews the furniture, soils the rugs and projectile vomits on the guests, but a puppy nevertheless.

There’s probably never been a time as ripe with “Romeo and Juliet” rip-offs as our contemporary era. Though it’s been 29 years since Baz Luhrmann’s modern, alternative-pop-scored ...

Not just operas — there’s Berlioz’s dramatic symphony; Prokofiev’s ballet; the comedic jukebox musical on Broadway, “& Juliet,” in which the heroine leaves Romeo to die and chooses ...

Panning a movie like “Juliet & Romeo” is a little like kicking a puppy. A puppy that chews the furniture, soils the rugs and projectile vomits on the guests, but a puppy nevertheless.