Juliet & Juliet: Improvised Shakespeare
Juliet & Juliet (aka, Meghan Wolff & Sami Haeli)
Juliet & Juliet improvise eloquent, oddball, feminist Shakespeare. They love language. They love murdering one another. They love traveling all over the US improvising Shakespeare.
Venue: Theatre in the Round (TRP)
Tagged For: Comedy, Improv, LGBTQIA+ Content, Shakespearian Elements
Content Warnings: (none)
Ages 12-15 and up
Precious little information on this one, and sadly the video trailer currently posted on their Fringe show page is experiencing technical difficulties.
Never fear, I believe I found it, and shall post it below. Give it a look and you’ll know if it’s your kind of thing or now. It’s a decent sampling of the two actresses improvising in iambic pentameter, which is enough to sell me on the concept. Queering Shakespeare with comedy, I’m on board.
Here's some handy links to this year's Top 10 list and Top 11-20 list, also a full list of all returning favorites to this year's Fringe, plus a link to all the 2024 Minnesota Fringe Festival coverage.
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