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Duke of York's Theatre

Spider-Man star Tom Holland joins forces with director Jamie Lloyd for an electrifying new version of Shakespeare’s tragedy.

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Violent delights meet violent ends as Spider-Man Tom Holland stars in an exhilarating new version of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet, directed by Olivier and Tony Award winner Jamie Lloyd (Sunset Boulevard with Nicole Scherzinger).

This pulsating production makes the words and rhymes of the starcrossed lovers feel more urgent and contemporary than ever, with superstar Holland taking to the stage as lovesick Romeo. On for a limited season this summer, don’t wait to book for this must-see play at the Duke of York’s Theatre.

What is Romeo & Juliet about?

One of literature’s most famous love stories is a devastating tale of warring families who put pride above their children’s wellbeing. When Romeo meets Juliet at a party, the idealistic young man believes it is love at first sight. What does it matter that he is a Montague and she is a Capulet? Their parents’ grudges aren’t hereditary, and soon the pair are meeting in secret and planning to run away together. Tragedy isn’t far behind, however, and their blooming relationship has a heartwrenching end.

Tom Holland in Romeo & Juliet

Fresh from wowing audiences in the massively successful Spider-Man franchise, Tom Holland returns to the West End as romantic, doomed Romeo. Holland previously starred in Billy Elliot before catapulting into Hollywood stardom, and this is a fantastic opportunity to see his acting up close.

The cast also features Francesca Amewudah-Rivers (School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play) as Juliet, Freema Agyeman as Nurse, Michael Balogun as Friar, Tomiwa Edun as Capulet, Mia Jerome as Montague, Daniel Quinn-Toye as Paris, Ray Sesay as Tybalt, Nima Taleghani as Benvolio, Joshua-Alexander Williams as Mercutio, and Callum Heinrich and Kody Mortimer as Camera Operators.

Multi-award-winning director Jamie Lloyd brings his flair for accessible and fresh takes on the classics, fronted by the biggest faces in film and television, to the most famous love story of all time. Lloyd has previously directed Tom Hiddleston in Pinter’s Betrayal, James McAvoy in Cyrano de Bergerac, Emilia Clarke in The Seagull and most recently Nicole Scherzinger in one of the year’s most talked about shows, Sunset Boulevard.

Don’t Miss Tickets for Romeo & Juliet at Duke of York’s Theatre

One of the most exciting young actors working today meets one of the most dynamic directors in the game for Romeo & Juliet, and it is set to be theatre magic. Don’t miss your chance to witness this staggering tale of lovers, fighters and wordsmiths in London this year.

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Performance dates:
31 Jul 2024 - 03 Aug 2024
Running time:
2 hours and 15 minutes including an interval.
Age recommendation:
Best for age 15+
Audience Notes:
The appearance of any performer cannot be guaranteed and is always subject to illness, injury and statutory holiday entitlement.

This production features scenes of physical aggression, violence, blood and references to depression, anxiety and suicide..
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Romeo and Juliet Reviews

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User Reviews

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An interesting production, with a similar treatment to Cyrano. Most of the cast knocked Tom Holland off the stage, with their far more skilled delivery of the language. He came across as a whispering, sulky boy and needs to find his feet on stage.

Performance date: 14 May 2024
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A fantastic show with staging I'd never really seen used before. The video elements really flowed so well with either the action on stage or as part of it and the entire cast gave their all throughout. Even with the limited view this didn't detract f Read more

Performance date: 22 July 2024
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It’s an interesting take with a lot of static moments, but blends well with the use of screens for an overall pretty good production. I would say however if this is your first or few times watching Shakespeare, the lack of props or movement can make Read more

Performance date: 20 July 2024
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