By A Mystery Man Writer
By Liz Nicholls, Crazy kids. Access to lethal drugs. No hobbies except hanging out, mixing it up, getting into brawls (and turning iambic pentameter into actual speaking). That’s downtown Verona for you, in David Horak’s indeterminately contemporary, very speedy Romeo and Juliet. It’s the second of the two productions the Freewill Shakespeare Festival has…
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