Despite fears the hit Broadway show would skip Sydney due to lack of theatre space,&Juliet will arrive at the Lyric Theatre early next year.
And give the bard a brake.
Grammys won’t save you from the demographic,Rick.
Or they’ll tent you to the quick.
Or are they taking the Mick?
Expect Shakeys to give Swifties a run for their money,says Maggie Patton,an expert on rare books at the State Library of NSW,where the Bard’s Folios will be on display.
A wrap of the week’s live reviews,including Reuben Kaye,Bad//Dreems,Middle Kids,Romeo and Juliet,City of Angels and Live at the Great:8 Seasons.
Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare’s most well-known plays,but it’s perhaps not as well understood as it should be.
Baz Luhrmann described veteran stage and screen performer Ralph Cotterill as one of Australia’s finest actors.
As a world authority on the Bard – and a long-time fanboy of the American singer,Jonathan Bate compares her (favourably) to the greats of poetry and prose.
The plot of&Juliet unfurls as a battle of quills between Shakespeare and his wife,via the Backstreet Boys for starters. It’s a joyous,hilarious,face-palming adventure.