Details

Telling the tale of two young star-crossed lovers, whose untimely deaths ultimately reconcile their feuding families, it's one of the Bard's most revered works. But now, this musical explores what would happen if Juliet didn't die at the end of the play - if her famous ending was really just her beginning. In this sequel to Romeo & Juliet, Juliet gets over her supposed soul mate by running off to Paris with her best mates on a whirlwind trip of self-discovery. & Juliet website.

Cast/Performers

Miriam-Teak Lee (Juliet), Tom Francis (Romeo), Julius D'Silva (Lance until Sep 24), Nicolas Colicos (Lance from Sep 26), Keala Settle (Nurse), Cassidy Janson (Anne Hathaway), Oliver Tompsett (William Shakespeare), Tim Mahendran (Francois until Sep 24), Billy Nevers (Francois from Sep 26), Alex Thomas-Smith (May until Sep 24), Joe Foster (May from Sep 24), Ebony Clarke (Ensemble), Bessy Ewa (Ensemble), Collette Guitart (Ensemble), Cassandra Lee (Ensemble), Nathan Louis-Fernand (Ensemble), Zara MacIntosh (Ensemble), Carl Man (Ensemble), Christian Maynard (Ensemble), Rachel Moran (Ensemble), Owen Saward (Ensemble), Aaron Shales (Ensemble), Benjamin Terry (Ensemble), Suki Wong (Ensemble), Ivan De Freitas (Ensemble), Rhian Duncan (Ensemble), Alex Tranter (Ensemble), Sophie Usher (Ensemble), Rhys Wilkinson (Ensemble)

Creatives/Company

Music: Max Martin
Book by: David West Read
Presented by(s): Max Martin, Tim Headington
Producer(s): Martin Dodd, Tim Headington, Max Martin, Jenny Petersson, Theresa Steele Page
Director: Luke Sheppard
Dramaturg: David West Read
Choreographer: Jennifer Weber
Design: Soutra Gilmour
Costume: Paloma Young
Lighting: Howard Hudson
Sound: Gareth Owen