Scene 4 ‑ The Capulet family crypt ‑ Romeo, failing to receive the Friar's message, returns to Verona stunned by grief at the news of Juliet's death. Disguised as a monk he enters the crypt, and finding Paris by Juliet's body, kills him. Believing Juliet to be dead, Romeo drinks a phial of poison.. Romeo & Juliet. Book tickets More information 4 - 9 Jun 2024 A ballet by David Nixon CBE Beauty & the Beast. Book tickets. Northern Ballet Limited registered in England and Wales. Registered charity no. 259140. Company registration no. 947096. VAT no. 202037470.
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The Festival Theatre, King's Theatre and The Studio, Edinburgh are managed by Capital Theatres, 13 / 29 Nicolson Street Edinburgh, EH8 9FT. Registered Scottish Charity SC018605. This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website.. In theory, this is Shakespeare's tale of doomed young love reimagined for the 21st century. In truth, all that Matthew Bourne's rendition has in common with the Bard's is the soundtrack Sergei Prokofiev composed in 1935. Removed to the mysterious 'Verona Institute', a fuzzily-defined hybrid of asylum and youth borstal, this Romeo (Rory Macleod) and Juliet (Cordelia Braithwaite) meet.
