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On the opening night of “Romeo and Juliet”, our title actors begin to realize their desires to play each other's roles, and while still in love, they begin to clash.
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On the opening night of “Romeo and Juliet”, our title actors begin to realize their desires to play each other's roles, and while still in love, they begin to clash.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Shalyn Delhaes, Sophie Chevako
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Runtime:28 minutes
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Cast
Shalyn Delhaes, Sophie Chevako
Director
Evan Thompson
Benny Lee
Theo Caballero
James Wilson
Dougie Deville
Stage Manager
Marissa Traver
Costume Assistant
Steeve Dcruz
Brad
Dryden Zurawski
Tybalt
Michael Kowalenko
Benvolio
Sloane Johnson
Rosaline
Emi Teitelbaum
Mercutio
Eleanor Agnew
Lady Capulet
Madeline Gallagher
Lady Montague
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