Romeo & Juliet
Thu, 19 Mar 2009, 11:23 amNorma3 posts in thread
Romeo & Juliet
Thu, 19 Mar 2009, 11:23 amRomeo & Juliet-Shakespeare in the open-air by the Swan river opened last night.
Audience reaction was fantastic with a standing ovation at 'curtain -call'
Setting magical, accompanied by a chorus of frogs from the nearby wetlands! Trio Grosso enhanced the atmosphere with music from the period playing throughout.
The fight scenes were awesome- they were REAL!!
I believe there were a few tears at the lovers deaths.
Venue: Sir James Mitchell Park, South Perth Esplanade- about 200 m east of the Mends Street jetty (just past the childrens playground)
Tickets from BOCS 9484.1133 or at the gate from 6.30 pm Bring a picnic to enjoy beforehand.
Saturday March 21 fairly heavyily booked at this stage, but currently still room!
Romeo & Juliet-Shakespeare in the open-air by the Swan river opened last night.
Audience reaction was fantastic with a standing ovation at 'curtain -call'
Setting magical, accompanied by a chorus of frogs from the nearby wetlands! Trio Grosso enhanced the atmosphere with music from the period playing throughout.
The fight scenes were awesome- they were REAL!!
I believe there were a few tears at the lovers deaths.
Venue: Sir James Mitchell Park, South Perth Esplanade- about 200 m east of the Mends Street jetty (just past the childrens playground)
Tickets from BOCS 9484.1133 or at the gate from 6.30 pm Bring a picnic to enjoy beforehand.
Saturday March 21 fairly heavyily booked at this stage, but currently still room!
Fight Vouch
I will vouch for the reality of the fights. I have the Honour Wounds to prove it. ;-)
Absit invidia (and DFT :nono:)
Jeff Watkins
More Photos!
I have uploaded photos to Flikr for anyone who wants a quick preview.
Absit invidia (and DFT :nono:)
Jeff Watkins