Juleo and Romiet
ENE World
A uniquely eastern expression of ‘Romeo and Juliet’
In 1940’s China, a young playwright comes up against a government censor…
Referred to by The British Times as “the most advanced comedy in the world today”, ‘Juleo and Romiet’ pushes the boundaries of contemporary theater, articulating a uniquely eastern expression that resembles the themes and structure of ‘Romeo and Juliet’.
“A thought-provoking work showcasing two talented actors!”
– Anywhere Festival Show Award Overall.
![Two actors photographed against a green background at a very high angle; their faces are closer to the camera. One actor is dressed in a black suit and is wearing an eye patch. The other actor is dressed in a stripe shift with suspenders, and is wearing glasses; he has a bandage on the side of his head.](https://www.sac.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Juleo-and-Romiet-1-SQUARE-1020.jpg)
![Two actors in theatrical, traditional Chinese costume.](https://www.sac.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Juleo-and-Romiet-3-SQUARE-1020.jpg)
![Two actors photographed against a green background at a very high angle; their faces are closer to the camera. Both actors are posed dramatically.One actor is dressed in a black suit and is wearing an eye patch. The other actor is dressed in a stripe shift with suspenders, and is wearing glasses; he has a bandage on the side of his head.](https://www.sac.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Juleo-and-Romiet-2-SQUARE-1020.jpg)
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