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	A cast photo.
	Our first sight of Prince Escalus (Miles Smith) through the huge red sheet that covered the stage at the beginning of the show.
	The Prince (Miles Smith), now enrobed by his subjects, revealing the stage behind.
	Benvolio (Neil Prunier) and Mercutio (Martin Holt) share a laugh at the fountain over their absent friend Romeo.
	At the Capulet's party, Death (Emily Sing) flirts with Mercutio (Martin Holt), as Romeo and Benvolio look on.
	Romeo (Scott Banks) finds Juliet (Julianne Gearhart) a harder sell than he might first have thought.
	Love-struck Juliet (Julianne Gearhart) waits for her Romeo.
	Juliet (Julianne Gearhart) listens in horror as her Nurse (Amy Hemphill) describes Tybalt's death and Romeo's banishment.
	Juliet (Julianne Gearhart) and Romeo (Scott Banks) enjoy the last of their morning together before his flight.
	Juliet (Julianne Gearhart) listens to her mother's (Stacy Strehlow) plans for her impending marriage.
	Her pleas to her father rejected, Juliet (Julianne Gearhart) mourns.
	The Friar (Joseph "Chepe" Lockett) tries to talk Juliet (Julie Gerhardt) out of her hopeless state.
	"Things for the cook, sir, but I know not what." -- a different kettle of stuff every night (and a dog on the last one!)
	Death (Emily Sing) blows the Friar's candle out in the final tableau.
	The program cover art.

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