"Theatrical season commences with the performance of "Romeo and Juliet"
The Shakespeare Company Berlin is set to bring a fresh and captivating take on William Shakespeare's classic love tragedy, 'Romeo and Juliet,' to the Concert and Theater Hall in Nordhorn on Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
Directed by Armin Beutel, known for his innovative work with the Shakespeare Company Berlin, this production promises to approach the timeless tale with a modern perspective, avoiding romantic clichés and highlighting breaks and contrasts.
'Romeo and Juliet' is not just a story of star-crossed lovers; it delves deeper, clashing love with hate, questioning guilt and responsibility, the power of hope, and the harshness of reality. The performance will skillfully explore the tension field between love and hate, tenderness and violence, chance and fate.
Music and stage work together perfectly to make emotions visible and audible in this production, creating an immersive experience for the audience.
The Cultural Affairs Office of Nordhorn is opening its new season with this performance, and tickets can be purchased from 23 euros at all stationary Reservix box offices and online at www.reservix.de.
For those who may need assistance due to physical disabilities or age, the MOKU (Mobile Cultural Companion) initiative offers accompaniment and transport services. To use MOKU's service, contact them at 0157 39636999 or [email protected].
MOKU, an initiative of the Stabstelle for Engagement Promotion & Social Participation of the County of Grafschaft Bentheim, aims to help people participate in cultural life, including going to the cinema, theater, concert, or exhibition opening.
For more information about the 2025/2026 season program in Nordhorn, visit www.our website/programme.
Don't miss this opportunity to experience a living, challenging drama that remains as relevant today as it was when it was first written over four centuries ago. The performance of 'Romeo and Juliet' by the Shakespeare Company Berlin does not present Shakespeare as a museum piece, but as a powerful and thought-provoking work that continues to resonate with audiences today.
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