10 October, 15 October and five more days
Romeo goes to a party as Juliet and kisses Paris there. Who in turn thinks Juliet is Rosalinde. How should this continue? How much Romeo can Romeo stay when he sometimes prefers to be Juliet? Will the two families still be fighting in the streets? Does anyone end up diving between the sheets with anyone else? And what else can the kind Father Lorenzo come up with to save love?
In a world full of contradictions where you are forced to be one or the other - a Montecchi or a Capuletti, right or wrong, man or woman, - this Romeo and Juliet, tries to be something at once. But is it actually necessary to always make a choice? Or is there room for a new colour after all?
All questions that come to mind in this romantic adaptation of this classic tale of love, hate and a balcony.