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“The most challenging thing was going up against people’s expectations of what Mercutio should be- you get a certain subset of people who see him as the personification of rowdy male behavior, and so to come at that as a woman, and to embrace that facet of his personality without apologizing for being a woman, was a really interesting challenge.”
“Anwen Darcy’s Juliet is undoubtedly the star of the show; for her alone, this production is worth the trip (and the battling of heat or rain). Excitable and moody (as befits a teenager), Darcy radiates such exuberance of youth that you can almost see the electrical charge coming out of her black-nailed fingertips. ”
“The brightest moments involve the lovebirds: Here, Beatrice (Anwen Darcy) first appears in a sash emblazoned with the words “Votes for Women,” a fine counterpart to Ms. Darcy’s tart tongue and righteous spine. Her fierce delivery of “O God that I were a man!” scorches.”