Teach Romeo and Juliet
Whether you're teaching English or Drama, access a range of dynamic high-quality resources on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
- Bring the text to life with engaging productions and e-learning resources.
- Save time with ready-to-go resources for English or Drama.
- Develop key skills and knowledge with teaching tools covering the play's characters, language, themes and more.
- 7Productions
- 19Video resources
- 11Written resources
Discover video and written resources to help you teach Romeo and Juliet, including lesson activities, contextual guides, and exclusive insights to help you address the play's language, themes, characters and more.
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Explore a selection of popular resources to help you teach Romeo and Juliet.
Production: Romeo and Juliet
Captured at Shakespeare’s Globe, this fresh take on the classic tragedy was directed by Artistic Director Dominic Dromgoolez and starred Adetomiwa Edun and Ellie Kendrick as the star-crossed lovers.
Lesson Toolkits
Designed to save valuable prep time, and with versions available for both English and Drama, our lesson toolkits provide everything needed to explore the narrative, characters and key themes of Romeo and Juliet, complete with quizzes and extension questions.
Unlocked e-learning videos
These concise e-learning videos are designed to strengthen understanding of the text, with episodes covering core areas of learning, key quotations and knowledge-checking questions.
At Home with Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
Support your students to analyse two versions of Romeo and Juliet Act 3, Scene 2 with Shakespeare expert Ben Crystal.
Shakespeare in Your Space: Romeo and Juliet
Deepen your students’ understanding of the play using these practical exercises.
Study Guides
Give your students the ultimate introduction to the play’s plot, characters, themes, language and more with our accessible guides.
Playing Juliet: Ellie Kendrick
Actress Ellie Kendrick shares how she thinks Shakespeare was able to write a teenage girl so accurately, and how interrogating the text can reveal Juliet as a radical and gothic character.