ROMEO ET JULIETTEROMEO ET JULIETTE

Yes, Romeo and Juliet, this tube of the Elizabethan theatre, always loves and moves all generations. By making Shakespeare resonate here and now, Guillaume Séverac-Schmitz dynamite the legend of the lovers of Verona with humor, fantasy and, above all, a crazy energy. A pop and epic adaptation where youth takes power? Let's remember the pitch in one sentence: from two rival families, Romeo and Juliet live an impossible love until death. Casting tightened, scenography stylized, new translation?: Guillaume Séverac-Schmitz removes Shakespeare's piece (1564-1616). To get back to its essence, a youth-specific story of "???impatience?". This fever is transmitted here via dance, singing, video while in red thread, a live cello puts into music the poetry of the text. Taking the foothills of the Elisabethan theatre worn by men, Romeo is incarnated by a woman, propelling lovers far away from the romantic clichés that are squeaky. A grand and modern breath revives this love story, eternal and eminently timeless