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Shakespeare Street

Shakespeare Street

COMMISSIONED BY BBC COVENTRY AND WARWICKSHIRE
WRITTEN BY MARK WORTH
DIRECTED BY SARAH WORTH

Marking the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire put Coventry residents centre-stage to celebrate the Midlands’ most famous son.

Romeo and Juliet was reimagined and performed by Coventry residents in Broadgate, Coventry as part of the BBC’s Shakespeare Street project. 

Using our unique approach to physical storytelling, Highly Sprung choreographed a dynamic performance using a community cast of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.

A man in a red jacket holds up a man in a green jacket, posed as though they are fighting.
two young females stand face to face with their hands up, mirroring each other.
A performer in a red jacket lifts a performer in a green jacket over their head. Behind, performers in red and green jackets move.
A large group dressed in red and green jackets are performing to a larger gathered audience.
two males in hooded red jackets are in a piggyback pose. Behind, other performers in red are stood.
A performer in red lifts a performer in green over their head. Others in hooded red jackets watch from the floor.
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