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Romeo and Juliet

Closed 13 Nov 2021

Putney Arts Theatre

Within the cut-throat world of design, two iconic fashion houses, House Capulet and House Montague, are readying for the prestigious London fashion week.

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Synopsis

Within the cut-throat world of design, two iconic fashion houses, House Capulet and House Montague, are readying for the prestigious London fashion week.

Two of the world's most powerful women in design, Lady Capulet and Lady Montague, are lifelong rivals and sworn enemies, but when their two children - fashion protégées Romeo and Juliet - meet, their lives are torn apart by forbidden love and a divided society.

Set amongst runways, design houses and one fateful party, this adaptation of doomed love, tragedy and violence promises to be a fresh, vibrant and modern take on the timeless classic.