Director Sam White's experience at Casa di Giulietta influenced her unique staging of Romeo and Juliet, emphasizing empathy for characters and innovative choreography.
White's design choice for the balcony in her production stems from a lifelong vision for Juliet, showcasing her emotional connection and commitment to the character.
The intimate choreography in the production was transformed by intimacy choreographer Anita Nittoly, turning White's initial ideas into visually stunning moments that enhance the narrative.
Glynis Ranney's portrayal of the Nurse deviates from comedy, enriched by a Purcell aria, suggesting White's depth in character exploration and emotional engagement.
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