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Romeo And Juliet Surry Arts Council Analysis

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Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet: Surry Arts Council Many people regard William Shakespeare’s work as outdated and rather dry, especially when it’s been done many times before. However, the Surry Arts Council rendition of Romeo and Juliet directed by Mark Donnell was exceptionally enjoyable. The set looked appealing with a balcony; made up of mostly browns with a touch of blue on the curtains. However, one complaint I had against this design was on the very top of the poles was a flimsy star speckled blue background. I found this to be distracting and somewhat unfitting with the rest of the scene. Nevertheless, the actors interacted well with the set. The most redeeming quality of the play was the character dynamics and the delivery of lines.

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