How would you direct act 3 scenes 1 of Romeo and Juliet for a contemporary audience at the globe theatre?

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   How would you direct act 3 scenes 1 of Romeo and Juliet for a contemporary audience at the globe theatre?

This is my coursework for English.

We have been working on Romeo and Juliet for some           time now. We were asked to write an essay on act 3 scene 1

At the start of the play I would have a narrator to tell the audience what happens. He would explain the background of the feud between the Montague’s and the caplets.

At the start of the of play Romeo acts strange in front of his best friends. His friends don’t know that he loves Juliet. Romeo is like at love puppy he is always thinking about Juliet .this scene is the main part that sparks the evil between the Montague’s and the capulats.

The major differences between acting now than the year 1590 has a lot of difference.

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1590:  90% went to theatre. 2000: less than 5%

1590: men acted no women were allowed

1590: people were allowed to throw things on stage

The two families are called Montague’s and the capulats.the story lies in the streets of Verona.

I would make the feud relevant to the modern audience by making the accents of the capulats Scottish and the Montague’s English.

On stage I would make the caplets wear black and the Montague’s wear white. This will show that they both hate each other and that they are complete different, and that they have ...

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