Narration: Opening)

The story takes place in the famous city of Verona.

There are two giant families with the same family status.

After many generations, Old grudges stirred up new strife, and blood stained the white hands of the citizens.

It was fate that destined these two enemies to give birth to a pair of unfortunate lovers,

their tragic and desolate demise,

This life-and-death love,

and the rift between the two parents,

killed a pair of passionate children,

It became the drama we have today.

Act 1

(Props: None; Lighting: brightly lit)

Kiplett: Dear friends, welcome! Ladies and ladies who don’t have calluses on their toes, dance

Let’s dance! Come, musicians, play some music! Dance, girls! . (Music played: Waltz of the Sound of Spring) (Everyone started dancing)

(Romeo saw Juliet, was attracted by her beauty and walked towards her, asking to dance with her)

Romeo: If I do this The dirt on my hands has desecrated your sacred temple. These lips, shy believers, are willing to beg your forgiveness with a kiss. (Music stops)

Juliet: Believer, don’t insult your hands, for this is the most pious respect; God’s handbook allows believers to touch it, the palm of your hand A close connection is better than a kiss.

Romeo: God, please allow me to receive this special favor. (Kissing Juliet's hand) (Looking up, affectionately) This kiss cleanses me of my sins.

Juliet: The sin on your lips is on my fingers.

Romeo: Ah, sin on my lips? Thank you for your careful criticism! (Reluctantly) Let me take it back.

Nanny: Miss, Madam wants to talk to you.

Romeo: Who is her mother?

Nanny: Her mother is the wife here.

Romeo: Is she a member of the Capulet family? God, my life and death are now in the hands of my enemies!

Juliet: Come here, wet nurse. Who is that gentleman over there?

Nanny: He is Romeo, a member of the Montague family, the only son of our enemy.

Juliet: What?! Love is burning in the ashes of hatred. If we shouldn't know each other, why meet! Yesterday's enemy, today's lover, this love is afraid of planting the seeds of disaster.

Nanny: What? Miss, what are you talking about?

Juliet: Ah, (pretending to be calm in panic) It’s nothing, these are a few lines of poetry taught to me by the person who danced with me just now.

(The maid’s internal call: Miss!)

Juliet: Come on, come on! Let's go; the guests have left.

Romeo: My heart is still here, can I just turn around and go forward? Turn back,

You listless body, go find your soul.

(Climb the wall, jump into the wall.)

Banvolio: Romeo! Brother Romeo!

Maiyue Xiou: It seems that he must have slipped home and slept.

Banvolio: I don’t think so. He ran this way and must have jumped into the garden wall.

Maiosio: This madman belongs to the Capulet family!

Banvolio: I think we had better go; he wants to avoid us, and it will be in vain to find him. (Same as below.)

(Turn off all lights)

Narration: The moon shines with silver light. For Juliet, this was a peaceful and peaceful night, but due to Romeo's intrusion , adding a little resentment.

Act 2 Capulet’s garden (Romeo, Juliet)

(Props: Made balcony; a few lights are turned on, and the whole scene is dimly lit, resulting in a moonlit scene. Feeling; music: Juliet's monologue music)

Juliet: Ah! Romeo, Romeo, why are you called Romeo? Deny your Father

Father, give up your name! If you are willing, make a vow to love me,

My last name is no longer Capelite.

Romeo: (whispering) Should I continue to listen, or should I speak to her now?

Juliet: Who are you, hiding in the dark and eavesdropping on others?

Romeo: I can't tell you what my name is. Dear God, I hate my own name, because it is your enemy; if I write it on paper, I will tear these words into pieces .

Juliet: Aren’t you Romeo, a member of the Montague family?

Romeo: No, girl, if you don't like the name.

Juliet: Tell me, how and why are you here? The garden wall is so high that it is not easy to climb up; if, if my family saw you here, they would not let you live!

Romeo: I Fly over the garden wall on the light wings of love, for no masonry wall can block love; I will risk everything that the power of love can do, and in my In front of your love, what does your family's hatred mean? . Girl, look at this bright moon, its silver light stains the tops of these fruit trees, I swear by this——

Juliet: Ah! Don't swear by the moon, it waxes and wanes every month, how fickle it is; if you swear by it, maybe your love will be like it, and I will never want you to be like this.

Nanny: Miss, it’s time to rest!

Juliet: I'm leaving. (strongly reluctant to say goodbye) Goodbye. Good night! May peaceful rest come to our hearts as well as yours. !

Romeo: Ah! Are you going to leave me like this? Do you know that from the first moment I saw you, I have given you all my love.

Juliet: My dear, I understand, and I love you too.

Nanny: (inside) Miss!

Juliet: (internally) Just come. Dear Montague, I will send someone to deliver a letter to you tomorrow.

I hope you will not let your heart down, good night! Parting is so sweet and desolate, I really want to say good night to you until dawn! (Part 2.)

Romeo: May sleep close your eyes! May peace rest in my soul!

(The lights gradually go out completely; the music gradually fades and stops)

Narrator: Over the past few days, in addition to communicating through letters, they also met privately in various ways. Their love is growing secretly. In the end, they agreed to hold a wedding in Father Lawrence's monastery, (playing the wedding march) and becoming husband and wife. (pause) But who would have expected, (sounds of wind and rain) happiness comes so quickly, so sweet that people forget about it. It was originally a cursed union, but you see, the darkness is opening the curtain and attacking step by step.

The Third Act Square (Maiyuesio, Panvolio)

(Props: four swords; lights: fully turned on, creating a daytime scene)

Maiyue Xiou: It’s so hot! This kind of weather is the easiest to get angry.

Banvolio: Let’s go back. The weather is so hot, and the streets are full of people from the Capulet family.

If you meet them, there will be a quarrel.

Banvolio: Hey! The people from the Capulet family are here

Maiosio: Humph, what’s so scary about that kind of person. .

(Tybalt enters)

Tibalt: Good night, both of you! I want to speak to any one of you.

Maiyue Xiou: If you are willing to compete with us for a moment or two beyond just one sentence, then we

would be willing to accompany you.

Tibalt: As long as you give me a reason, you will know that I am not a person who is afraid of trouble.

Maiyue Xiou: Can’t you come up with a reason yourself?

(Romeo Part 1)

Tybalt: Well, here comes the man I am looking for; I will not quarrel with you.

Tibalt: Romeo, my hatred for you prevents me from giving you a better name

- You are a bastard! (draws sword)

Romeo: I have never offended you.

Maiyue Xiou: You actually insulted my friend like this! Tibalt looks at the knife! (There is a melee between the two sides.

Tybalt stabs Maigosio from under Romeo’s arm and escapes.)

Romeo: My Maisio!

Maiyuesio Romeo, Panvolio, see you in the next life!

(Dead)

Banvolio: Brave Maiasio is dead! He has passed away from this world, and his heroic soul has ascended to heaven!

Romeo: This noble friend, the king's close relative, lost his precious

life for me!

Tibalt (to Romeo): You damn boy, you were friends with him during your lifetime, and you should be with him after your death

too! (draws sword)

Romeo: The ghost of Mercutio is above us, and he is waiting for you to accompany him; this sword can decide who for us Whoever dies lives.

(The two fight each other; Tybalt falls.)

Romeo to Panglio: Come on!

(The lights go out completely)

Narration: The bad news quickly spread throughout the city, so the prince ordered Romeo to be exiled.

Act 4 Capulet House (nanny, Juliet, Mrs. Capulet)

(Props: broom, bed, table; lights on)

(Juliet is happily playing with the ring and reminiscing about the wedding, while the maid is cleaning the room briskly)

Nanny: Miss! Miss! Tybalt is dead, Romeo is banished; Romeo kills Tybalt ,

He is now banished.

Juliet: Oh God! Tybalt, he, he... he died... actually died in the hands of Romeo? No, it’s impossible, it’s not true, I don’t believe it, I don’t believe it!

Nanny: Yes, yes! (Sound of wind and rain)

Juliet: What a storm is this! Tybalt is dead and Romeo is banished again!

One is my dearest cousin, and the other is my dearest husband? So,

the terrible trumpet announces the coming of the end of the world! Can your evil world not even tolerate two people like this?

Waiting girl: Miss, please calm down! Come to your room quickly; I will go to Romeo to console you, for I know where he is. Believe me, your Romeo will come to see you this evening; he is hiding in Father Lawrence's monastery, and I will go to him.

Juliet: Ah! well! (Sudden realization) Go to him quickly; take this ring to my loyal knight and ask him to say a final farewell. (Background music stops) (Everyone.)

(Juliet goes to the room and lies on the bed, not thinking about tea or food. Enter Mrs. Capulet.)

Mrs. Capulet: Ah. ! Why, Juliet!

Juliet: Mother, I don’t feel very well.

Mrs. Caplett: My child, I know Tibalt’s death has hit you hard, but a lost relative cannot be brought back with tears. (pause) Son, now I have some good news for you.

Juliet: Mom, are you here to make fun of me? In such tragic times, what else can be called good news?

Mrs. Capulet: My child, you have a good and considerate father; in order to relieve your sorrow, he has chosen a happy day for you. This Thursday, you can marry that man. A handsome, young, noble gentleman - Count Paris!

Juliet: Mom, are you kidding!

Mrs. Kiplett: I'm not kidding. You must marry him. (Speaking slowly and harshly)

Juliet: Ah, my dear mother! Don't abandon me! It may be better to postpone the marriage for a month or a week; or if you don't agree to it, then please place my new bed in Tybalt's dark tomb!

Mrs. Capulet: Stop making trouble, pack up quickly and get ready to be a bride!

(Exit Mrs. Caplett)

Juliet: God knows how sad my heart is, could it not give me a little mercy?

Nanny: Miss Juliet, why not ask Father Lawrence.

Juliet: Well, yes! I will go to the priest and ask him for help; if all means are exhausted, I will at least die. (Juliet exits)

(The lights go out completely)

Narration: So Juliet found Father Lawrence again.

In the monastery in Act 5 (Juliet, Father)

(Props: dagger, medicine bottle; light on)

Juliet: Father, what are you doing now? good?

Lawrence: Ah, Juliet! I've known your sorrow for a long time, but I really can't think of a perfect

strategy. I hear that you must marry the count on Thursday without any delay.

Juliet: If your wisdom cannot help me, then as long as you agree with my determination, I

can use this knife to solve everything immediately.

Lawrence: Stop! If you can resolutely regard death as death because you don't want to marry Count Paris, then you must be willing to adopt a method similar to death to avoid this kind of situation

Shame; if you dare to take the risk, I will tell you the way.

Juliet: Father, whatever it is that makes me tremble to hear it, I will do it without fear or hesitation, as long as it allows me to live to be a pure and blameless wife to my lover.

Lawrence: OK, then put down your knife; go home happily and agree to marry Paris.

Take this medicine bottle, and after you go to bed tomorrow night, you can refine the liquid in it.

If you drink the liquid in one gulp, you will be in a state that is no different from death. In this state, after forty-two hours

you will wake up as if from a deep sleep. After they find you dead,

they will take you to the tombs of your ancestors in the Capulet tribe. In the meantime I will write to Romeo, tell him our plan, and ask him to come here as soon as you wake up.

Come, and you can stay with Romeo. Together. As long as you don't change your mind at the last minute or get discouraged midway, this method will definitely enable you to avoid this immediate humiliation. My child, may God bless you.

Juliet: Yes, Father, I will do as you say. Goodbye.

(Lights off)

Narration: After the secret conversation with the priest, Juliet rushed home without stopping, preparing to realize this great plan.

Act 6 Juliet’s bedroom (nanny, Juliet, Capulet)

(Props: bed, poison; lights on)

Juliet: Mother! We have chosen everything we need for tomorrow, so now please

leave me alone here; let the wet nurse stay up with you tonight, because I

believe Things were done in such a hurry this time, you must be extremely busy.

Lady Capulet: Good night! Go to bed early, you deserve a good rest.

Juliet: Yes, mother.

(Exit Lady Capulet and Nurse.)

Juliet: Farewell! God knows when we will meet. I felt as if a shiver was stimulating my blood, almost freezing the heat of life.

Ah, look! Isn't that Tybalt's soul, chasing Romeo there to avenge his sword? Wait a minute, Tybalt, wait a minute! Romeo,

Here I come! I drank this for you!

Nanny: Miss! Hello, miss! Juliet! Today is your special day, wake up! She must be fast asleep. Hey, lamb! Wake up. Hey, you lazy girl! Kiss! Miss! how! No sound? . Miss! Miss! Miss! I have to wake you up. Miss! Miss! Hey! My lady is dead! master! Mrs!

(Capulet, Lady Capulet, Paris)

Capulet: What's the noise? What's up?

Nanny: She is dead, miss, she is dead!

(Mrs. Caplett squatted on the ground, and the nanny rushed over to help her)

Caplett (falling on Juliet): Hey, hey! My child, my

only life! wake up! Open your eyes! How can I survive if you die?

(Everyone is crying)

Lawrence: Calm down! It's useless for you to cry and scream like this. Wipe your eyes

and your tears, scatter your fragrant flowers over this beautiful corpse, and carry her to the church in her attire, as is customary.

Sir, you go in; madam, you accompany him in; Count Barris, you go too; everyone is ready to send this beautiful body for burial.

(The Capulets, Parris, and Lawrence exit.)

(The lights gradually go out)

Narration: Originally, the priest sent someone to deliver a personal letter to Romeo was in exile. Unexpectedly, the messenger was delayed on the way. In order to deliver the message in time, but Romeo had already heard about Juliet's death, he bought a bottle of poison (this was real poison) and secretly rushed back to Verona overnight. Sneaking into the underground mausoleum of the Capulet family, I want to see Juliet one last time.

Act Seven

(Props: two swords, a dagger, poison bottle, bed; lights on)

Paris: These flowers represent You make a new bed; what a pity, a delicate red flower remains forever in the dust! I want to use

my heavy tears to water your fragrant grave with perfume; I will go to your grave every night to disperse the flowers and weep, this period of lovesickness will never end!

(Footsteps)

Huh? Who is coming?

Romeo: You heartless clay, you have swallowed up the loveliest person in the world! ,

(Open the tomb door)

Parris: Ah! You are the evil Montague who has been exiled! Stop your

sins. Isn't it not enough for you to kill them? Are you going to vent your

hatred on the dead? I want to avenge them!

Romeo: Must you irritate me? So, okay, come on!

Two people fight.

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(Draw the sword, the two fight, Paris falls)

(The music A Time for Us plays)

Romeo: Ah, my love ! my wife! Although death has sucked away your sweet breath,

it has no power to destroy your beauty. You have not been conquered, the beautiful red flag is still waving your lips and cheeks, and the white flag of death has not yet been planted there!

Dear Juliet, why are you still so beautiful? Could it be that the nihilistic Death, that skinny and abominable demon, is also a passionate seed, so he hid you in this dark cave to be his mistress? In order to prevent such a thing,

I will always accompany you and never leave this long night of secluded palace; I will stay

here with your maids, those maggots We are together; ah! I want to rest here forever, free from the shackles of bad luck from my world-weary mortal body.

Eyes, take your last look! Arms, give you a last hug

Hug! Lips, ah! The portal of your breath, with a legal kiss, make a permanent contract with the death of all the net

! Come, bitter guide,

desperate pilot, rush your storm-weary ship to that

rock now! For my lover, I drank this drink! (Drink medicine)

Ah! The person who sold the medicine really didn't lie to me, and the medicine took effect very quickly. I just died in this kiss.

(Death.)

(Music A Time for Us pauses)

(Father Lawrence comes up from the other side of the cemetery.)

Lawrence: Blessed by St. Francis I! Why do my old feet keep stumbling in graveyards tonight?

I keep falling back and forth! Who's over there? (Comes forward) Romeo! Hey! Hey, what kind of blood is stained on the stone door of the tomb? Why are there two ownerless, blood-stained swords lying around in this quiet place?

(entering the tomb) Romeo! Ah, he

looks so pale! Who else? What! Paris is lying here too, soaked in a pool of blood? ah! What a cruel moment, causing this tragic accident! The lady woke up.

(Juliet wakes up.)

Juliet: O kind priest! Where is my husband? I remember exactly where I should be, and here I am. Where is my Romeo?

(The music A Time for Us continues to play)

Lawrence: Miss, a force we cannot resist has thwarted our plan.

Come on, get out. Your husband has died by your side; Paris has died too. The watch is coming, Juliet, go.

Juliet: Go, go! I won't leave. (Exit LAWRENCE) What is this? A cup, held tightly in the hand of my devoted lover? I know,

It must have been poison that killed him. Alas, enemies! You drank it all together, didn't you leave a drop for me?

Then, I will kiss your lips. Maybe there is still some venom on them, which I can drink as honey and die. (Kissing Romeo) Your lips are still warm!

Ah, what a knife! (Grabs Romeo's dagger) Let me die by your side and let this night last forever!

(Falls on Romeo and dies.

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Narration: The parents of the two families came after hearing the news, and the priest told them the poignant love story of Romeo and Juliet. After losing their children, the parents of both families began to repent, but it was too late. From then on, the two families eliminated their grudges, buried Romeo and Juliet together, and cast two gold statues for them in the city. The story of Romeo and Juliet gradually began to be passed down, which is also a warning to us that resentment can only bring disaster, but only true love can be eternal.

(The music ended and everyone in the audience went up to bow)

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