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Production of Nicola Vaccai’s rarely-performed two-act opera from 1827 derived not from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet but from the same source, Luigi Da Porto’s novella written in the 1520s. In the...
Radio adaptation of Shakespeare’s play by the Lean & Hungry Theatre for WAMU 88.5, Washington D.C.'s University radio station. Directed by Kevin Finkelstein, it is set in modern day Verona, California,...
Radio programme. In this 17-part weekly series, David Rush discusses various aspects of the play. Focussing on one section at a time, he analyses the themes, imagery and language in relation to other...
Studio broadcast showcasing excerpts of Gounod’s opera with British National Opera singers in principal roles. The specially augmented Wireless Orchestra is conducted by L. Stanton Jeffries.
Romeo and Juliet, adapted for radio by Peter Kavanagh. With Douglas Henshall as Romeo and top model Sophie Dahl as Juliet. Original music composed and performed by Mia Soteriou except for the song Silver...
Independent low-budget feature film which transports Romeo and Juliet to Williamsburg and the warring families are from two different sects of Orthodox Jews - the Chabads and the Satmars. Laser (Weiss) is...
Fiction film setting Romeo and Juliet as a story of North American tribes where the Hurons and the Mohicans are sworn enemies. Perhaps the first feature film to appropriate a Shakespeare story. The Vitagraph...
Gounod’s opera performed by Opera Omaha with Craig Sirianni as Romeo and Elisabeth Comeaux as Juliet. The production was directed for stage by Leon Major and for television by Michael Farrell.
Live radio broadcast of Romeo and Juliet directed by Ronald Kramer from Dennis Bigelow’s 1982 stage production for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Kyle MacLachlan and Gloria Biegler as Romeo and Juliet.
Romeo and Juliet choreographed by Jean-Christophe Maillot with Bernice Coppieters and Chris Roelandt in the title roles. Music performed by the St. Petersburg Kirov Orchestra, conducted by Valery Gergiev.
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