Romeo and Juliet—Together (and Alive!) at Last
By Sandra Fenichel Asher
Romeo and Juliet—Together (and Alive!) at Last is a play that needs 7 or more performers (10 women, 7 men). Licensed by Dramatic Publishing.
- Type
- play
- Cast size
- 7 or more performers
- Roles
- 10 women, 7 men
- Cast notes
- 7m., 10w., 7m. or w. Expandable to 35 roles.
- Recommended level
- High school
- Dance
- No dance
- Genre
- comedy
- Licensor
- Dramatic Publishing
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Synopsis
The road to farce is paved with good intentions. Eighth-graders Pete Saltz and Anabell Stackpoole are in love, but terribly shy, so shy they can't even look at each other, let alone speak. (Anabell buries her head in books; Pete stuffs his mouth with peanut butter cookies.) To bring the two together, classmates Ed Sitrow, Lucy Neblet, Priscilla Black, and others decide to stage a performance of Romeo and Juliet , with the reluctant Pete and Anabell voted into the title roles. Ed and Priscilla pe
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