ONLINE FILM PREMIERE: Behind Closed Doors: Romeo and Juliet
In this two-part film premiere we hear from the company who were rehearsing this summer’s production of Romeo and Juliet, to gain a personal insight into the play and their process. Director Ola Ince, and actors Alfred Enoch, Rebekah Murrell, Sargon Yelda, are joined by Professor Farah Karim-Cooper and psychotherapist Rachael Williams.
Through an honest conversation about race, beauty, femininity and mental health, they consider their roles as artists, and assess the impact of Shakespeare’s language on audiences today.
[It’s] a difficult world we live in where people do have internalised racism; where we have absorbed these dangerous ideas about what beauty is and what it can’t be
– Rebekah Murrell
ONLINE EVENTS: HOW DO THEY WORK?
This two-part film will be available to watch online for 24 hours from the premiere date.
Once you book, you will be emailed the day before the premiere with a link that will give you access to the films. Please make sure you’re connected to the internet.
Within the 24 hours, you will be able to watch the films as many times as you wish through the same email link.
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Tickets start from £5 per household and we encourage you to pay the price that works for you depending on how many people are watching in your household.
As a charity that receives no regular government funding, the ticket income from events like these is vital to us.
Please purchase one ticket per household.
A £2.50 transaction fee per order applies online
Running time: 90 minutes approximately
Part of Shakespeare and Race