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Juliet: A Revenge Comedy Thursday, March 6, 2025 at 7:30 PM PST

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Thursday, March 6, 2025 at 7:30 PM PST

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JULIET: A REVENGE COMEDY
Written by PIPPA MACKIE and RYAN GLADSTONE

A Monster Theater Production

Directed by RYAN GLADSTONE

A COMEDIC FEAST, BEST SERVED COLD
Her name is Juliet, and she’s not dying for you anymore. In this imaginative and comedic spin on Romeo & Juliet, the titular heroine refuses to die for someone she just met two days ago. “Wherefore art thou Romeo?” Who cares! Instead of pining for a boy she barely knows, Juliet takes matters into her own hands and recruits a team of Shakespeare’s most famous tragic heroines to turn the tables on their famous and arrogant creator.

This fast-paced action adventure exploring what the lives of classic female characters could be if they didn’t have to die (over and over again) has played to sell-out audiences across western Canada and North America and garnered multiple awards. The intimate setting of the Pavilion Theatre brings you right into the action, guided by virtuosic performers, and clever staging.

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Show Times
 Mar 04 to 09, 2025
 Evenings | 7:30pm
 Saturday & Sunday Matinee | 2pm
 Wednesday Tea Matinee | 11am
 No performances on Mondays

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Audience Guidance
 Recommended age: 14+

For more details about Juliet: A Revenge Comedy, including information about special performances, visit wctlive.ca/juliet.

Venue

Pavilion Theatre
1025 Lorne Street
Kamloops BC V2C 6K5

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Performance Notes

A Western Canada Theatre event

Her name is Juliet, and she’s not dying for you anymore. In this imaginative and comedic spin on Romeo & Juliet, the titular heroine refuses to die for someone she just met two days ago. “Wherefore art thou Romeo?” Who cares! Instead of pining for a boy she barely knows, Juliet takes matters into her own hands and recruits a team of Shakespeare’s most famous tragic heroines to turn the tables on their famous and arrogant creator.