Romeo and Juliet

Explore the rich tapestry of Shakespeare's enduring influence in Canada with this special edition of Romeo and Juliet. For over two centuries, Canadians have engaged with Shakespeare, shaping his works through unique artistic interpretations and critical scholarship, creating a tradition that is both distinctly Canadian and internationally resonant.

This edition offers a fresh perspective, highlighting how the Canadian context informs the interpretation and pedagogy of this classic play. Drawing from the University of Guelph's extensive Canadian Adaptations of Shakespeare project, it features previously unpublished images from Canadian productions, offering a unique visual journey through the history of playing Shakespeare in Canada.

Presented with key insights from leading scholarship and specific Canadian production contexts, this volume includes a scholarly edition of the playtext with new annotations, introductions by noted scholars, and prefaces by prominent Canadians. It also provides act and scene summaries, dramatis personae, quick reference notes, and recommended resources, making it an invaluable addition for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of Literary Fiction and a recognized title among Midwest Indie Bestsellers.