The Workshop Theater presents a story of real love in Shakespeare's star-crossed city, complete with misunderstandings, perfect happiness, and devastating heartbreak. More…
In fair Verona where we lay our scene, an ancient grudge has very little to do with Mercutio's difficulties in love. Classical verse is mixed with 'Star Wars' references and Beatles lyrics in this tragicomedy about the lives and loves of Shakespeare's characters before they got swept up in the Bard's work.
See it if You love a new story about love and loyalty with great acting and singing
Don't see it if You hat Romeo and Juliet
See it if you want to support new plays, or are into mash-ups and/or Shakespeare updates/adaptations.
Don't see it if quirk and/or anachronisms annoy you.
See it if the idea of 'hipster Shakespeare' intrigues you. Great prequel concept; could be a knock-out if the playwright had the courage to simplify.
Don't see it if you don't have empathy for new work. 40mins & all jukebox songs MUST be cut, yet Ryan McCurdy's masterful Mercutio makes the night worth it.
See it if you like Shakespeare and outstanding acting. Original adaptations
Don't see it if Not sure what to say here.
See it if You love a different take on Shakespeare. Great acting wonderful singing it was awesome. I had a wonderful time
Don't see it if You don't appreciate Shakespearean theme
See it if Ok
Don't see it if What
See it if You get a kick out of Shakespeare references, modern music and clever quips mixed with poignant acting and a great story.
Don't see it if The combination of Shakespeare and the Beatles would bother you.
See it if You enjoy great acting, great music and a clever and fast paced show!
Don't see it if If you've seen it before but then again it's worthy of repeat viewing.
See it if You like smart and referential theater.
Don't see it if You don't like Shakespeare.
See it if you love witty banter, loyal friendships, and Shakespeare!
Don't see it if you don't believe in true friendship and hate Romeo and Juliet
See it if you love Shakespeare, wordplay, Bowie, romance...
Don't see it if you prefer your theater to be gritty and miserable.
See it if You like Shakespeare, nerd references and romance.
Don't see it if You're not a fan of mixing contemporary and classical styles. Hate fun.