"Romeo and Juliet": the greatest lovers of all time - and if they didn't die.35 Years later
Romeo and Juliet survived their suicide some 400 years ago and moved to Sonnenberg in 1831...
What happened to the most famous lovers after all these centuries? Romeo has put on a few pounds. Balconies, which he now climbs, must be especially well thought out statically. Juliet laments her woes to Father Lorenzo, but are Lorenzo's cerebral plexuses still fit after all this time? Romeo pours his heart out to Juliet's nurse... Will she go along with his plan to criminally disinherit his Juliet's rich mother?
William Shakespeare grows tired of the goings-on. He rises from his grave to use time-honored intrigue to put the characters he created into the ground for good. Romeo and Juliet's daughter Lucretia, meanwhile, has other plans. Who will win this game? The author? His characters...or even...love? In any case, it's probably the music again, promising Sonnenberg Castle an acoustic summer treat!
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