With the city of Verona as an inspirational setting, two in loved youngsters, from confronted families, are victims of situations of conflict, hatred and violence. Situations that are not desired nor helped. After a secret wedding between the lovers, Tybalt, Juliet’s uncle, kills Mercutio, Romeo’s friend, and Romeo himself claims revenge by killing Tybalt. From then on, Shakespeare triggers tragedy. Our very own version of Romeo & Juliet will bring those scenes to life through choreographies and the music by Prokofiev, music that will even be more dramatic thanks to the variety of colours created by the tuba and the piano and that it will draw pictures that will depict the story with veracity and sentimentality, via intimacy and close to the audience. Juliet will emerge from the Classicism while Romeo from the current era, breaking with classic stereotypes in an original and current way. We are all acquainted with Shakespeare’s dénouements since his stories usually bring us to drama, however, we currently have the power to change the course of life events, don’t you agree with that?