& Juliet: Takes The Theatre World By Storm
A daring concept, an enrapturing plot, and loads to love - that’s what & Juliet promises you. Currently playing at the Shaftesbury Theatre of London’s West End, this musical is a must-see if you’re in the mood for some entertainment...
The entire show runs to popular numbers by Britney Spears and The Weekend. The entire song list is from the Max Martin back catalogue. Director Luke Sheppard has done a brilliant job with the story, hooking the audience in the right from the beginning.
All you have to do is book some tickets at the Shaftesbury Theatre to enjoy this show. Scroll down to see the show timings and get your tickets right now!
Star Cast
& Juliet has an array of star theatre actors and crew that makes it successful. Luke Sheppard, the director, has a stellar record directing performances across the globe. He has previously directed a viral adaptation of In the Heights by Lin Michael Miranda. This particular play won three Olivier Awards and was one of the most memorable West End productions.
David West Read, who was also the writer for the TV show Schitt’s Creek, has written the captivating story of & Juliet. Additionally, it has been choreographed by Jennifer Weber and stage-designed by Soutra Gilmour.
Miriam Teak-Lee plays the titular role of the play. She is supported by an equally incredible cast consisting of Cassidy Janson, Arun Blair Mangat, Oliver Tompsett, Jordan Luke Gage, Tim Mahendran, and Melanie La Barrie.
A Plot to Keep You Hooked in Your Seat
We all know the tragic story of Romeo and Juliet. Even if you haven’t read the play, you must have seen some TV or movie adaptation of this Shakespeare marvel. But ever wondered what happens to Juliet once Romeo is dead if she never killed herself?
That’s what the plot explores. In this play, after Romeo is dead, instead of stabbing herself with the dagger, Juliet calls the Nurse and her best friends and heads off to explore Paris.
The plot is definitely something to look forward to if you enjoy a modern twist on classic tales. And how truly unique would it be to see a version of Romeo and Juliet where the female protagonist discovers that the end of a lover doesn’t necessitate the end of her own life? She can go on to find love, have fun, and spend a fulfilling time with people who care about her the most.
To witness this beautiful and intriguing plot come to life at the Shaftesbury Theatre, make sure you book your tickets right now!
