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[ENG] Review of Hong Kong Ballet, Romeo + Juliet
Text: Selina Tang Dancers: Daniel Camargo (left), Chen Zhiyao (right) / Photo: Conrad Dy-Liacco (Photo provided by Hong Kong Ballet) Shakespeare’s famous story of star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet, is transported from Verona in the 14th century to Hong Kong in the 1960s in Hong Kong Ballet’s new production Romeo + Juliet. Septime Webre is the choreographer, and Hong Kong Sinfonietta performs the score composed by Sergei Prokofiev. The dancers bring out an intense emotiona

