š ROMEO AND JULIET - WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
(classic staging)
OFFICIAL PREMIERE
National Theatre Bucharest - "Ion Caramitru" Hall
Following the extraordinary success of the preview, which was a Sold Out, we invite you to the OFFICIAL PREMIERE of the most ambitious theatrical project signed by director Toma Enache and producer Pepino Popescu.
A story as grand as a play. The story of Romeo and his Juliet.
The world's most famous love story returns in a spectacular production by Toma Enache, creator of the success A Lost Letter, made with the same artistic team and the same producer.
This is the team's most extensive and ambitious project, a show that brings back the power of authentic classical theater in an impressive visual experience.
By using 8 projection screens and 3 video projectors, the stage transforms into a living universe, where Verona and the love story of the two come to life right before the spectators' eyes.
A fusion between theater and film, where emotion is experienced live, and the image gains the scope of cinema.
• Almost 50 period costumes
ā CAST
The cast brings together established actors, important names from the National Theatre Bucharest, and a new generation of remarkable artists. The entire cast also participates in the choruses of the performance – the Capulet Family Chorus and the Montague Family Chorus.
Director's Message
Toma Enache:
"A play in which Shakespeare spoke to us as early as 1594–1595 about love – that love we need today to end the ancient hatred between warring nations.
Do not miss the OFFICIAL PREMIERE of an event-show, hosted by the "Ion Caramitru" Hall of the Bucharest National Theatre!
Access Rules
- Please respect the rules in force on the date of the show.
- After 7:10 PM, access to the hall is no longer permitted.
- Access for children under 7 years of age is forbidden. Children over 7 years of age require a full-price ticket.
- The value of the tickets will not be refunded, regardless of the reason. No exceptions will be made.
- Do not purchase tickets from unauthorized platforms (e.g., Viagogo). Tickets purchased from unofficial sources do not guarantee access to the hall.
