ROMEO SI JULIETA - Brasov

🎭 ROMEO AND JULIET - WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

(classic staging)

A story as grand as a show.

December 8, 2026 at 7:00 PM

"Sica Alexandrescu" Theatre Brasov

The story of Romeo and his Juliet.

The world's most famous love story returns in a spectacular staging by director Toma Enache, creator of the successful "A Lost Letter", made with the same artistic team and the same producer, appreciated by the public.

The most extensive and ambitious project signed to date by director Toma Enache and producer Pepino Popescu, the show brings to the audience the power of authentic classical theater in an impressive visual form.

By using 8 projection screens and 3 video projectors, the stage transforms into a living universe, where Verona and the paths of the two lovers come to life right before your eyes.

A fusion between theater and film, where emotion is experienced live, and the image gains the scope of cinema.

✨ Nearly 50 period costumes

✨ Set design: Alina Dincă Pușcașu

✨ Decor: Maria Dore

✨ Video design: Silviu Apostol

⭐ CAST

ANDREI NEAGOE – Romeo, son of Montague

IOANA BRUMAR / GIA TIȚOIU – Juliet, daughter of Capulet

MONICA DAVIDESCU – Nurse, Juliet's confidante

AURELIAN TEMIȘAN – Capulet, Juliet's father

OVIDIU CUNCEA – Friar Lorenzo, the monk (and Gregorio)

ADRIAN NARTEA – Escalus, the Prince of Verona

TEODORA CALAGIU – Lady Capulet, Juliet's mother

MARIUS RIZEA – Montague, Romeo's father

COSMIN VÎJEU – Peter, the Nurse's servant

DAN ISTRATE – Mercutio, Romeo's friend (and Spițerul)

EMANUEL VARGA – Benvolio, cousin and friend of Romeo

RADU BĂNICĂ – Paris, a young nobleman

ȘTEFAN PÎRNUȘ – Tybalt, nephew of Capulet

SILVIU OLTEAN – Abraham, servant

The cast includes established actors, as well as important names from the National Theatre Bucharest, alongside a new generation of remarkable artists.

The entire cast also appears in the choruses of the performance – the chorus of the Capulet family and the chorus of the Montague family.

✒️ Director's message

Director Toma Enache says:

“A show in which Shakespeare spoke to us as early as 1594–1595 about love — that love we need even today, to end the old hatred between warring nations.

Romeo and Juliet is an exercise in taming hearts:

of those who have loved,

of those who love,

but also of those who wait to love."

The story of Romeo and his Juliet.

A story as grand as a show that you must not miss.