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Friday, September 27, 2024
Review Roundup: & JULIET Launches National Tour
www.broadwayworld.com: The North American tour of & Juliet has officially opened at The Hippodrome in Baltimore, MD - and the reviews have started coming in.
The cast includes Rachel Simone Webb in the title role of ‘Juliet,’ Paul-Jordan Jansen as ‘Lance,’ Teal Wicks as ‘Anne Hathaway,’ Corey Mach as ‘Shakespeare,’ Nick Drake as ‘May,’ Kathryn Allison as ‘Angélique,’ Michael Canu as ‘Romeo,’ and Mateus Leite Cardoso as ‘François.’
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I saw & Juliet with my school last year, and I honestly wasn't a huge fan of it. I thought the production was really cool, and I loved how they utilized the sets to convey these different stories. I’m not surprised that it's a very popular show; however, as I mentioned in another comment, I'm not a big fan of jukebox musicals, but nonetheless, the national tour has kicked off, and from what I've been reading in these reviews, it's living up to the "hype." I think the reason why I somewhat cared for some of the songs in this show was because it was a soundtrack by Max Martin; however, it wasn't like the show was bad, but again, just not my thing. However, I can recognize that it really took this whole turn on a familiar Shakespeare tale in order to appeal to a modern audience. I think the people performing were phenomenal, and these types of shows tend to stay on Broadway for years that people can bring their kids to enjoy. And don't get me wrong, this musical is nothing short of fun, and I'm glad it's touring so that other people can experience it.
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