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SHAKESPEARE: Romeo and Juliet




Total playing time: 02:50:44

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Romeo and Juliet is the play which, in English literature at least, effectively invented the modern love story. Its charm and its power derive from the romantic setting (Verona, an Italian Renaissance city), the youthful innocence and ardour of the lovers, and (perhaps crucially) the excitement and drama created by the opposition which they have to contend with, an opposition which does not simply stem from the older generation but which is starkly present in the feud between their two families and which seems to be supported by the malignity of Fate. The wit, tenderness, dramatic variety and poetic beauty of this play continue to work their spell: it has proved a perennial favourite inspiring, even in our century, works such as the musical West Side Story.

Disc 1


    Romeo and Juliet (more info)
    Composed by: Alice Mary Smith
    Fiona Shaw, reader
    David Bradley, narrator
    Philip Madoc, reader
    Kate Beckinsale, reader
    Norman Rodway, reader
    Edward de Souza, reader
    Jasper Britton, reader
    Simon Harris, narrator
    Judy Loe, narrator
    Peter Yapp, reader
    Heathcote Williams, reader
    Frances Barber, reader
    Anton Lesser, reader
    Michael Sheen, reader
    Produced by: Soames, Nicolas

  1. Romeo And Juliet - The Prologue - Chorus - 02:23
  2. Act 1 Scene 1: A Street In Verona - 03:20
  3. Act 1 Scene 1: (Prince) Rebellious Subjects, Enemies To Peace - 01:27
  4. Act 1 Scene 1: (Montague) Who Set This Ancient Quarrel New Abroach? - 07:12
  5. Act 1 Scene 2: A Street - 05:06
  6. Act 1 Scene 3: A Room In Capulet's Mansion - 00:47
  7. Act 1 Scene 3: (Nurse) Even Or Odd, Of All The Days - 04:32
  8. Act 1 Scene 4: A Street Outside Capulet's Mansion - 02:23
  9. Act 1 Scene 4: (Mercutio) O Then I See Queen Mab Hath Been With You - 03:22
  10. Act 1 Scene 5: The Great Hall In Capulet's Mansion - 00:47
  11. Act 1 Scene 5: (Capulet) Welcome, Gentleman! Ladies That Have Their Toes - 04:57
  12. Act 1 Scene 5: (Romeo) If I Profane With My Unworthiest Hand - 03:47
  13. Act 1 Scene 5: (Chorus) - 01:00
  14. Act 2 Scene 1: Outside Capulet's Mansion - 02:59
  15. Act 2 Scene 2: Outside Capulet's Mansion - 09:42
  16. Act 2 Scene 3: Outside Friar Lawrence's Cell - 05:37
  17. Act 2 Scene 4: A Street In Verona - 06:09
  18. Act 2 Scene 4: (Nurse) I Pray you Sir What Saucy Merchant Was This... - 03:38
  19. Act 2 Scene 5: Capulet's Mansion - 04:21
  20. Act 2 Scene 6: Friar Lawrence's Cell - 01:59

Disc 2


    Romeo and Juliet (more info)
    Composed by: Alice Mary Smith
    Fiona Shaw, reader
    David Bradley, narrator
    Philip Madoc, reader
    Kate Beckinsale, reader
    Norman Rodway, reader
    Edward de Souza, reader
    Jasper Britton, reader
    Simon Harris, narrator
    Judy Loe, narrator
    Peter Yapp, reader
    Heathcote Williams, reader
    Frances Barber, reader
    Anton Lesser, reader
    Michael Sheen, reader
    Produced by: Soames, Nicolas

  1. Act 3 Scene 1: Verona, A Public Place - 07:50
  2. Act 3 Scene 1: (Prince) Where Are The Vile Beginners Of This Fray - 03:20
  3. Act 3 Scene 2: Juliet's Bedroom - 05:42
  4. Act 3 Scene 2: (Juliet) Shall I Speak Ill Of Him That Is My Husband - 02:51
  5. Act 3 Scene 3: Friar Lawrence's Cell - 01:21
  6. Act 3 Scene 3: (Romeo) 'Tis Torture, And Not Mercy. - 04:21
  7. Act 3 Scene 3: (Friar Lawrence) Hold Thy Desperate Hand! - 04:00
  8. Act 3 Scene 4: Capulet's Mansion - 01:54
  9. Act 3 Scene 5: Juliet's Bedroom - 03:29
  10. Act 3 Scene 5: (Lady Capulet) Ho, Daughter, Are You up? - 02:46
  11. Act 3 Scene 5: (Capulet) When The Sun Sets, The Earth Doth Drizzle Dew - 03:54
  12. Act 3 Scene 5: (Juliet) O God! - O Nurse , How Shall This Be Prevented? - 02:21
  13. Act 4 Scene 1: Friar Lawrence's Cell - 04:11
  14. Act 4 Scene 1: (Friar Lawrence) Hold Then, Go Home, Be Merry, Give Consent - 01:50
  15. Act 4 Scene 2: Capulet's Mansion - 02:10
  16. Act 4 Scene 3: Juliet's Mansion - 03:20
  17. Act 4 Scene 4: A Room In Capulet's Mansion - 01:18
  18. Act 4 Scene 5: Juliet's Bedroom - 02:55
  19. Act 4 Scene 5: (Friar Lawrence) Come, Is The Bride Ready To Go To Church? - 06:18

Disc 3


    Romeo and Juliet (more info)
    Composed by: Alice Mary Smith
    Fiona Shaw, reader
    David Bradley, narrator
    Philip Madoc, reader
    Kate Beckinsale, reader
    Norman Rodway, reader
    Edward de Souza, reader
    Jasper Britton, reader
    Simon Harris, narrator
    Judy Loe, narrator
    Peter Yapp, reader
    Heathcote Williams, reader
    Frances Barber, reader
    Anton Lesser, reader
    Michael Sheen, reader
    Produced by: Soames, Nicolas

  1. Act 5 Scene 1: A Street In Mantua - 04:00
  2. Act 5 Scene 1: (Apothecary) Who Calls So Loud? - 02:08
  3. Act 5 Scene 2: Friar Lawrence's Cell - 01:36
  4. Act 5 Scene 3: A Churchyard Outside The Tomb Of The Capulets - 05:48
  5. Act 5 Scene 3: A Churchyard Outside The Tomb Of The Capulets - 02:51
  6. Act 5 Scene 3: (Romeo) How Oft When Men Are At The Point Of Death - 04:02
  7. Act 5 Scene 3: (Friar Lawrence) Saint Francis Be My Speed! How Oft Tonight - 02:12
  8. Act 5 Scene 3: (Prince) What Misadventure Is So Early Up - Act 5 Scene 3: (Friar Lawrence) I Will Be - 06:27

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