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Maybe it's my fascination with the Franco Zefirelli's version speaking now, I do not know. But I definitely refuse to believe that the Romeo and Juliet that I saw is a London thetrical must-see. The acting did not move me a tiny bit; the overall impression is that there was too much action when there was no need for it, and too little - where appropriate. And nothing romantic about the two main characters who didn't seem to have clicked interpersonally.But nice article, very helpful. Thanks!!

It was great! so much better that how we are taught Shakespeare at school. I enjoyed this so much (even standing!) that im going back twice in 2010 to see two more! Counting down the days until the box office opens! I found the comedy amazing, you just dont get that reading the play. My favorite bit? When they sang about switching mobile phones off. priceless! far more convincing than the 'Orange' ads you get in the cinema, I've never seen so many hands reaching into pockets and bags! We saw this at 7pm and even the helecopter couldnt break the spell, You could have heard a pin drop througout the whole of this. 11/10 (because Jack Farthing was some lush eye candy to stare at for a few hours!)

I thought the play was very dramatic and exciting!!! The atmosphere was great and being at the Globe made it feel even more special. I never got bored through the three hours because of the unbelievable storyline and great acting. The main thing that really got me into it was the fantastic display of sword fighting and just thinking how can they possibly do that? My favourite actor was Phil Cumbus who played Mertico; I thought that his acting was amazing and side splittingly funny. I was also think that it was amazing how they managed to make you laugh and feel so sad at the same time.

At some parts of the play I was confused because of the old English aspects in it. But for most of the play I really enjoyed it; I would definately go and watch it again!!!

Bonvolio and Mercutio were great in it... They were so convincing but Juliet and Romeo were all over the place. I'm sure they are very capable actors but there was no consistency in their performance. I found it a great shame but it did actually get very tedious, it was far too long. I think Shakespeare would have been very disappointed by this production.

Found the direction lacking - too much shouting, didn't feel natural.
Good acting, but the timing and pacing, (director's province) was hurried and run-together.
Lead actors very good, but lacking in chemistry between them.

I would definitely see it again. The performers were fantastic and brought the stage to life.

The below author has got a point after all. Yet all was not hopeless. If one just forgot it was supposed to be a classic tragedy, one would have immensely enjoyed the act, of which Benvolio and Mercutio were the shining stars :)

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Watched Romeo and Juliet the other day. Was a bit disappointed, to be honest. I am pretty traditional when it comes to the classic literature. And Sheakspeare is something that is not to be trifled with, searching for new images, comic twists or simply following the general mass-production and popularization trends.
Maybe it's my fascination with the Franco Zefirelli's version speaking now, I do not know. But I definitely refuse to believe that the Romeo and Juliet that I saw is a London thetrical must-see. The acting did not move me a tiny bit; the overall impression is that there was too much action when there was no need for it, and too little - where appropriate. And nothing romantic about the two main characters who didn't seem to have clicked interpersonally. At least I took some pics of the theatre itself, which totally saved the evening.

It was absolutely amazing. I would definitely see it again. The performers were fantastic and brought the stage to life.