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Romeo & Julia 

This love story of two young people is based on William Shakespeare's legendary play *Romeo and Juliet*. Set in modern times, this rock musical first premiered in 2006. It was created by Jaagup Kreem and Elmar Liitmaa, members of the Estonian rock band Terminaator. In spring of 2026, the musical was staged at Unibet Arena in what became the largest theatrical production in Estonia to date. More than 100 performers took to the stage, accompanied by the band Terminaator, a symphony orchestra, a youth choir and dancers.
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This love story of two young people is based on William Shakespeare's legendary play *Romeo and Juliet*. Set in modern times, this rock musical first premiered in 2006. It was created by Jaagup Kreem and Elmar Liitmaa, members of the Estonian rock band Terminaator. In spring of 2026, the musical was staged at Unibet Arena in what became the largest theatrical production in Estonia to date. More than 100 performers took to the stage, accompanied by the band Terminaator, a symphony orchestra, a youth choir and dancers.

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Genre:Romance, Drama, Comedy, Music
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Runtime:155 minutes
Studio:Puusepp Music OÜ

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