Romeo and Juliet
Under the Stars
Sunday 14 March, 7:00pm
Essential Theatre has never been more proud
to present a summer of entertainment with Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”.
After
a year of uncertainty and challenges, let’s now celebrate together with
one of the greatest love stories of all times.
The Company
This
performance of “Romeo and Juliet” will be Essential Theatre’s 19th tour of
Shakespeare in the Vines. Over the years the company has grown from
strength to strength becoming one of Australia’s most exciting and
formidable independent companies. Experience has taught them how to juggle
inclement and unpredictable weather, noisy cockatoos, stray dogs and most
importantly how to celebrate the brilliant words of William Shakespeare.
The
company are commended each year on their professional and intelligent
approach to the classics.
“A night spent in the company of these
players is a wonderful experience.”
“A fabulous performance.
Watching the sun set and sipping wine - it was the perfect summer's
evening, thank you”
Shakespeare in the Vines is a successful,
much loved event that has become a staple in many calendars across our
country.
The Tale “For never was a story of more woe, than
this of Juliet and her Romeo”
Shakespeare’s “Romeo and
Juliet” is a love story for the ages. The Capulet and Montague households
have been embroiled in a bloody fight for as long as anyone in Verona,
Italy can remember. The death toll is mounting, and it seems that the best
thing anyone can do is keep the two sides as far from each other as
possible. But when young Romeo Montague crashes the Capulet ball, he falls
head-over-heels in love with young Juliet Capulet – and she falls just as
in love with him. What ensues is one of the most romantic and devastating
love stories in the theatrical canon.
You are invited to sit back,
breathe in the fresh air and swoon with us as we celebrate life and love
post 2020!
Members: $23
Full: $30
Concession: $27
Youth
U/18 or Student: $23
Child U/12: $10
Group 10+: $25
WGAC Presented
$30.00 
14 March 2021
West Gippsland Arts Centre
