ROMEO & JULIET ~ By William Shakespeare 2Men1Love

Drama

Theater Artists Olympia

Venue: The Black Box @ The Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts

South Sound, Olympia
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Opening Night: Thursday, June 25, 2009
Closes: Sunday, July 12, 2009

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Amid violent words and heated acts, the male progeny of these feuding families find fated love in their most hated enemy. For never was a story of more woe than this of Juliet and his Romeo.

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A generations old bitter rivalry, between two powerful families threatens to erupt into all out warfare on the sultry city streets. Amid violent words and heated acts, the male progeny of these feuding families find fated love in their most hated enemy. Heedless of their parents’ wishes, the churches’ censure and societal convention, they pursue their passion with blind abandon. Can a century of hate be overcome by star-crossed love? Violent delights have violent ends. In their triumph they die, like fire and powder, which as they kiss, consume.

For never was a story of more woe than this of Juliet and his Romeo.

Cast

Thomas Neely: Romeo
Mark Bujeaud: Peter
Erin Maggie Stroyan: Mercutio
Michelle Garayua: Lady Paris
Burton Gamble: Prince Escalus
Adam Colton: Friar Lawrence
Vera Rankis: Friar John & Rosalin
Kevin Black: Anthony
Katherine Shockman: Simon
Justin Smith: Petruchio & Guard
Lauren O'Neill: Nurse
Raychel Wagner: Lady Capulet
Robert McConkey: Benvolio
Malcolm Sturdevant: Balthazar
Dennis Worrell: Abram
George Dougherty: Lord Montague
James Holmes-Pohle: Juliet
Heide Wisner: Tybalt
Josh Sullivan: Sampson & Apothecary
Micah Hart: Gregory/ Hugh
Tim Samland: Lord Capulet
Charlene Bujeaud: Chorus/Lady Montague

Company

Christopher Cantrell: Director
Heather McMahon: Assistant Director
Anne Koglin: Costumer

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The Olympian Review by Alec Clayton Thursday, July 9, 2009 It is not really a gay play. Rather, gender becomes irrelevant. People love and hate other people in this play regardless of their gender. (read article)	no reviews submitted Write a review