They summarise the action and prepare students for what is going to happen, guiding them through the twists and turns of the plot and supporting their understanding of the original text. Find out more about the classic story of two feuding families and a young couples love. Their dialogue (clearly marked in the text as not being part of Shakespeare's play) explains, where necessary, things that might not be immediately obvious to present day students - such as Juliet's parents' attitude to her marriage. A complete summary of William Shakespeares Play, Romeo & Juliet. Three modern narrators act as a chorus commenting on the events. Shakespeare's incomparable love story is brought alive for students through brilliant production photographs and a modern narration in tandem with his original language.Ĭolour photographs from a variety of productions show the passion, violence and despair created by this fatal romance. The drama unit consists of 5 x 100 min detailed drama lesson plans where students explore Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet through performance. Juliet: Yo, this must be love I’ve only talked to you once, but I recognize your voice You are Romeo Montague Romeo: That’s not my name if you don’t want it to be. Provides an indispensable introduction to Shakespeare Juliet: (startled) Yo, who’s there Romeo: If my name is your enemy, then I don’t want to tell you. We were interested in presenting the play in a form that students could relate to and in which they might see relevance.Makes the play enjoyable and accessible to all young people.
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