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{{about|the Italian musical|the French musical|Roméo et Juliette, de la Haine à l'Amour}}
'''''Giulietta & Romeo''''' is an Italian musical based on [[William Shakespeare]]'s play ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'', with music by [[Riccardo Cocciante]] and lyrics by [[Pasquale Panella]]. Since its world premiere in [[Verona]] on [[June 1]], [[2007]], the musical has been performed in various Italian cities ([[Napoli]], [[Lecce]], [[Milano]], [[Roma]]). There are plans to stage it in [[Russia]], [[Canada]] and other European nations.
{{short description|2007 Italian-language musical with music by Riccardo Cocciante and lyrics by Pasquale Panella}}
{{Infobox Musical
|name= Giulietta e Romeo
|subtitle= Opera Popolare
|image= Giulietta e Romeo promotional art.jpg
|image_size=150px
|caption= Promotional art
|music= [[Riccardo Cocciante]]
|lyrics= [[Pasquale Panella]]
|directed by= Sergio Carrubba
|basis= William Shakespeare's play [[Romeo & Juliet]]
|productions= 2007 in Verona
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}}


'''''Giulietta e Romeo''''' is an Italian-language musical with music by [[Riccardo Cocciante]] and lyrics by [[Pasquale Panella]], based on [[William Shakespeare]]'s play ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]''. Since its world premiere in [[Verona]] on June 1, 2007, directed by Sergio Carrubba, the musical has toured throughout Italy, playing in various Italian cities, including [[Rome]], [[Milan]], [[Naples]] and others. There are plans to stage it in other European nations in the Italian language.
==Plot==
The musical tells the story of Juliet and Romeo, whose love is strongly opposed by two families, the Capulet's and the Montague's. They will intensely live their love, that however at the end will turn into an atrocious pain...


The cast is composed mostly of boys and girls between the ages of 15 and 18. Each actor has at least two roles.
==Characters==
Mercutio has an important role, almost as an omniscient character, he sings the overture and guide the meeting of Romeo and Juliet during the party at Capuleti's home.


==Plot==
Juliet dies because of a heartbreak and not through the dagger as instead happens in the tragedy written by Shakespeare.
Giulietta and Romeo's young love is strongly opposed by their two families, the Capuletis and the Montecchis. Their feelings are intensely passionate, but they inevitably meet a tragic fate.


===Changes from the Shakespeare story===
Lord Capulet is often in scene and represents with Lord Montague the hate between the two families. The characters of Lady Capulet and Lady Montague don't exist.
Mercuzio is an omniscient character, who sings the overture and guides the meeting of Romeo and Giulietta during the party at Capuleti's home. The role of Tebaldo is circumscribed to the quarrels among the family clans. He has a scanty character and grazes madness. Lord Capuleti's role is expanded. The roles of Lady Capuleti and Lady Montecchi are eliminated.


Giulietta dies because of a heartbreak, instead of by the dagger. Padre Lorenzo is the character that indirectly decides the fate of Romeo and Giulietta driving them during the second act. At the end he will cry over the deaths together with the two fathers.
The role of Tybalt is circumscribed to the quarrels among the family clans. He has a clammy and scanty character and grazes the madness.


==Original cast ==
Friar Lawrence is the character that indirectly decides the fate of Romeo and Juliette driving them during the second act. At the end he will cry the deaths together with the two fathers.
[[File:Chiostro del Convento (Cappella dei Capuleti), bozzetto di Armando Coli per Giulietta e Romeo (s.d.) - Archivio Storico Ricordi ICON009597.jpg|thumb|Chiostro del Convento (Cappella dei Capuleti), set design for Giulietta e Romeo act 3 scene 2 (undated)]]

'''Romeo:''' Marco Vito, [[Flavio Gismondi]], Daniele Carta Mantiglia<br>
==Cast==
'''Giulietta:''' Tania Tuccinardi, Alessandra Ferrari, Maria Francesca Bartolomucci<br>
===Cast (June 1st, 2007 - October 7th, 2007)===
'''Benvolio:''' Angelo Del Vecchio, Damiano Borgi<br>
<b>Romeo:</b> Marco Vito, Flavio Gismondi<br>
'''Mercuzio:''' Gian Marco Schiaretti, Francesco Capodacqua<br>
<b>Juliette:</b> Tania Tuccinardi, Alessandra Ferrari, Maria Francesca Bartolomucci<br>
'''Tebaldo:''' Valerio Di Rocco, Gaetano Caruso<br>
<b>Benvolio:</b> Angelo Del Vecchio, Damiano Borgi<br>
<b>Mercutio:</b> Gian Marco Schiaretti, Francesco Capodacqua<br>
'''Lord Capuleti:''' Giuseppe Pellingra, Francesco Antimiani<br>
'''Lord Montecchi:''' Francesco Antimiani, Giuseppe Pellingra<br>
<b>Tybalt:</b> Valerio Di Rocco, Gaetano Caruso<br>
'''Nutrice:''' Silvia Querci, Chiara Luppi<br>
<b>Lord Capulet:</b> Giuseppe Pellingra, Francesco Antimiani<br>
'''Padre Lorenzo:''' Fabrizio Voghera, Luca Maggiore<br>
<b>Lord Montague:</b> Francesco Antimiani, Giuseppe Pellingra<br>
'''Principe Escalus:''' Alessandro Arcodia, Gaetano Caruso
<b>Nurse:</b> Silvia Querci, Chiara Luppi<br>
<b>Friar Lawrence:</b> Fabrizio Voghera, Luca Maggiore<br>
<b>Prince Escalus:</b> Alessandro Arcodia, Gaetano Caruso<br>

===Cast (October 18th, 2007 - November 4th, 2007)===
<b>Romeo:</b> Marco Vito, Flavio Gismondi, Daniele Carta Mantiglia<br>
<b>Juliette:</b> Tania Tuccinardi, Alessandra Ferrari, Maria Francesca Bartolomucci, Denise Faro<br>
<b>Benvolio:</b> Angelo Del Vecchio, Damiano Borgi<br>
<b>Mercutio:</b> Gian Marco Schiaretti, Francesco Capodacqua<br>
<b>Tybalt:</b> Valerio Di Rocco, Gaetano Caruso<br>
<b>Lord Capulet:</b> Giuseppe Pellingra, Francesco Antimiani<br>
<b>Lord Montague:</b> Francesco Antimiani, Giuseppe Pellingra<br>
<b>Nurse:</b> Silvia Querci, Chiara Luppi<br>
<b>Friar Lawrence:</b> Fabrizio Voghera, Luca Maggiore<br>
<b>Prince Escalus:</b> Alessandro Arcodia, Gaetano Caruso<br>


==Songs==
==Songs==
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#Chi sei? (''Who are you?'')
#Chi sei? (''Who are you?'')
#Io, Romeo (''I, Romeo'')
#Io, Romeo (''I, Romeo'')
#Voglio vedere Giulietta (''I want to see Juliet'')
#Voglio vedere Giulietta (''I want to see Giulietta'')
#Il tuo nome (''Your name'')
#Il tuo nome (''Your name'')
#Notte più bella di tutte (''Most beautous night of all')
#Notte più bella di tutte (''Most beautiful night of all'')
#Giulietta esiste (''Juliet is real'')
#Giulietta esiste (''Giulietta is real'')
#Tu sei (''You are'')
#Tu sei (''You are'')
#Maledizione benedizione (''Curse and blessing'')
#Maledizione benedizione (''Curse and blessing'')
{{col-break}}
{{col-break}}
;Act II
;Act II
#L'amore è fatto già (''You're already making love'')
#L'amore è fatto già (''Love is already made'')
#Nei fiori (''In flowers'')
#Nei fiori (''In the flowers'')
#Io vi benedico (''I bless you'')
#Io vi benedico (''I bless you'')
#Mercuzio, Tebaldo, le spade (''Mercutio, Tybalt, the swords'')
#Mercuzio, Tebaldo, le spade (''Mercuzio, Tebaldo, the swords'')
#Sono ferito (''I am wounded'')
#Sono ferito (''I am wounded'')
#Com'è leggera la vita (''How light life is'')
#Com'è leggera la vita (''How light life is'')
#Romeo, Tebaldo, le spade (''Romeo, Tybalt, the swords'')
#Romeo, Tebaldo, le spade (''Romeo, Tebaldo, the swords'')
#Morte di Tebaldo (''The death of Tybalt'')
#Morte di Tebaldo (''The death of Tebaldo'')
#No, Verona, no (''No, Verona, no'')
#No, Verona, no (''No, Verona, no'')
#Lontano da Verona (''Far from Verona'')
#Lontano da Verona (''Far from Verona'')
#Per rabbia e per errore (''Out of anger and error'')
#Per rabbia e per errore (''Out of anger and error'')
#La notizia a Giulietta (''Juliet hears the news'')
#La notizia a Giulietta (''Giulietta hears the news'')
#Tu sei bandito (''You are exiled'')
#Tu sei bandito (''You are exiled'')
#Quel respiro, la vita (''That breath, life'')
#Quel respiro, la vita (''That breath, life'')
#Non è ancora giorno (''The day has not yet come'')
#Non è ancora giorno (''It's not morning yet'')
#Morto il mio cuore (''Death of my heart'')
#Morto il mio cuore (''Death of my heart'')
#Giulietta, io so quanto soffri (''I know how you are suffering, Juliet'')
#Giulietta, io so quanto soffri (''I know how much you are suffering, Giulietta'')
#Festa presto (''Party smartly'')
#Festa presto (''Celebration in a hurry'')
#E se non mi svegliassi (''What if were not to wake again'')
#E se non mi svegliassi (''And what if I don't wake up?'')
#Festa presto (segue) (''Party smartly (continued)'')
#Festa presto (segue) (''Celebration in a hurry (continued)'')
#Bambina mia (''My little girl'')
#Bambina mia (''My little girl'')
#Stanotte (''Last night'')
#Stanotte (''Tonight'')
#Il corpo di Giulietta (''Juliet's body'')
#Il corpo di Giulietta (''Giulietta's body'')
#Morte di Romeo (''The death of Romeo'')
#Morte di Romeo (''The death of Romeo'')
#Il cuore (''My heart'')
#Il cuore (''The heart'')
#Perché (''Why'')
#Perché (''Why'')
{{col-end}}
{{col-end}}


==Curiosities==
==External links==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20070707015955/http://www.giuliettaromeo.it/ Giulietta & Romeo Official Website]
*The cast is composed for the majority from young boys and girls between the 15 and the 18 years.


*Cocciante has decided to assign to every singer at least two interchangeable roles. Every artist will be present on the stage to every performance.

*The musical will always be represented in Italian, also in the other countries of the world.

==Dates==
*June 1st-4th, 2007 ([[Verona]], Arena)
*June 15th-16th, 2007 ([[Napoli]], Arena Flegrea)
*June 21st-23rd, 2007 ([[Lecce]], Arena delle Cave)
*September 13th-18th, 2007 ([[Verona]], Arena)
*October 4th-7th, 2007 ([[Milano]], Datch Forum)
*October 18th-November 4th, 2007 ([[Roma]], Gran Teatro)
*November 22nd-25th, 2007 ([[Rimini]], Stadium 105)
*February 1st-24th, 2008 ([[Milano]], PalaSharp)
*March 07th-09th, 2008 ([[Bologna]], Palamalaguti)
*April 3rd-6th, 2008 ([[Ancona]], PalaRossini)
*April 10th-13th, 2008 ([[Torino]], PalaIsozaki)
*June 15th-16th, 2008 ([[Cagliari]], Fiera)

==External links==
*[http://www.giuliettaromeo.it/ Giulietta & Romeo Official Website]
{{Romeo and Juliet}}
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[[Category:2007 musicals]]
[[Category:Plays and musicals based on Romeo and Juliet]]
[[Category:Italian musicals]]
[[Category:Italian musicals]]
[[Category:2007 musicals]]
[[Category:Musicals set in Verona]]

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[[fr:Giulietta e Romeo (comédie musicale)]]

Revision as of 05:30, 11 May 2023

Giulietta e Romeo
Opera Popolare
Promotional art
MusicRiccardo Cocciante
LyricsPasquale Panella
BasisWilliam Shakespeare's play Romeo & Juliet
Productions2007 in Verona

Giulietta e Romeo is an Italian-language musical with music by Riccardo Cocciante and lyrics by Pasquale Panella, based on William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet. Since its world premiere in Verona on June 1, 2007, directed by Sergio Carrubba, the musical has toured throughout Italy, playing in various Italian cities, including Rome, Milan, Naples and others. There are plans to stage it in other European nations in the Italian language.

The cast is composed mostly of boys and girls between the ages of 15 and 18. Each actor has at least two roles.

Plot

Giulietta and Romeo's young love is strongly opposed by their two families, the Capuletis and the Montecchis. Their feelings are intensely passionate, but they inevitably meet a tragic fate.

Changes from the Shakespeare story

Mercuzio is an omniscient character, who sings the overture and guides the meeting of Romeo and Giulietta during the party at Capuleti's home. The role of Tebaldo is circumscribed to the quarrels among the family clans. He has a scanty character and grazes madness. Lord Capuleti's role is expanded. The roles of Lady Capuleti and Lady Montecchi are eliminated.

Giulietta dies because of a heartbreak, instead of by the dagger. Padre Lorenzo is the character that indirectly decides the fate of Romeo and Giulietta driving them during the second act. At the end he will cry over the deaths together with the two fathers.

Original cast

Chiostro del Convento (Cappella dei Capuleti), set design for Giulietta e Romeo act 3 scene 2 (undated)

Romeo: Marco Vito, Flavio Gismondi, Daniele Carta Mantiglia
Giulietta: Tania Tuccinardi, Alessandra Ferrari, Maria Francesca Bartolomucci
Benvolio: Angelo Del Vecchio, Damiano Borgi
Mercuzio: Gian Marco Schiaretti, Francesco Capodacqua
Tebaldo: Valerio Di Rocco, Gaetano Caruso
Lord Capuleti: Giuseppe Pellingra, Francesco Antimiani
Lord Montecchi: Francesco Antimiani, Giuseppe Pellingra
Nutrice: Silvia Querci, Chiara Luppi
Padre Lorenzo: Fabrizio Voghera, Luca Maggiore
Principe Escalus: Alessandro Arcodia, Gaetano Caruso

Songs