GO SEE & JULIET!!! (Review)

& Juliet is THE best broadway show. You all know how it goes…Juliet sees Romeo dead, and plunges his dagger into her heart…but what if Juliet…didn’t die? Well, that’s exactly what the amazing plot of & Juliet follows. William Shakespeare, the infamous Elizabethan playwright tries and keep the plot as it is, where Juliet ends up dead…but Anne Hathaway (No, not that one) has other ideas. Throughout the story, Juliet character changes from saying “My loneliness is killing me” to “my loneliness sing killing me no more”. MAJOR character development. However, it’s never that simple. Juliet’s best friend, May is on their own self discovery journey as well, and hopes to find love of their own. So, in closing & Juliet is a glitter filled juke box musical about self discovery, female empowerment, and learning how to be a little bit more Confident *wink wink*. Go see & Juliet on broadway!!! 

So basically the show is making no money and you are here to promote it. Congrats 

 

ps once was enough

Updated On: 2/7/26 at 07:42 AM

&Juliet has to be on its last leg.  If Hell’s Kitchen and Moulin Rouge are both closing, I don’t see Juliet staying around for much longer when their grosses have been in the 600k range.  

Oh Claire Bear, tell the cast and crew I said hello and try to amp up the energy, because when I think no one cares on the stage, why should I care in the audience? It reminds me of the last few months of Newsies, where Corey and co just kinda stood around bored as hell. 

She even got the screen name pic perfect too!

Updated On: 2/8/26 at 12:32 PM

It's a cute little filler show for tourists to see in NYC or to take in on its tour. I'll not see it again, even if they bring out some interesting stunt casting to try to breathe a few more weeks out of it somehow. 

I like the musical performances in it when I saw it, but literally anytime they started doing plot things I wanted to die. It was just cringe inducing and not in the good Mamma Mia way. 

JSquared2 said: "TheatreFan4 said: "I like the musical performances in it when I saw it, but literally anytime they started doing plot things I wanted to die. It was just cringe inducing and not in the good Mamma Mia way."

“Literally”, huh? Yet you’re still here…"

And yet... "want" does not mean "I did" if you want to police figurative language like a dipsh*t maybe learn how to read. "Literally" is referring to the number of times I felt that, not the feeling itself. Maybe you should work on your linguistics of the English language instead of embarassing yourself. 

Updated On: 2/8/26 at 08:58 PM