Fun and romantic when Shakespeare falls in love with the scene

The film "Shakespeare in Love" was one of the most comfy romantic comedies of the 1990s. Joseph Fiennes like Will Shakespeare and Gwyneth Paltrow as Viola De Lesseps formed one of the most loving couples in the world. most memorable of the film in a story that constitutes a free fantasy about real people and invented in the London of William Shakespeare.

Will Shakespeare suffers from cramps, but meets his musical form in the form of a theater resembling Viola De Lesseps and writes "Romeo and Julia", a play created after the screenplay prepares to grow at the Rose Theater.

In Elizabethan England, women are not allowed to play theater, which is why a young man is allowed to play Julia. Romeo's role comes down to an incredibly talented young actor who emerges from nowhere at a cheeky audition.

What we will not know, is that Romeo is actually played by Viola who disguised herself as a man and that she marries the very distinguished Lord Wessex and travels to America after a few weeks.

The fact that a cinematographic show starring souls represents the theater and that love turns into play has not felt long sought. It is now translated into Swedish and is performed on the main stage of the cultural theater of the House of Culture, with Alexander Karim and Sofia Ledarp in the lead.

And, of course, it inspires the love of lovers and, of course, the public is invited to a colorful and entertaining show with lots of zany costumes, zany characters, entertaining ensemble songs and powerful music. If you feel like it, shut up and close the world for three hours.

Here is a lot to have fun. In particular, the director of poetry Dan Ekborg and Bahador Foladi in the role of the unmanaged actor John Webster. But also the arrogant queen Elizabeth I. of Katarina Ewerlof

Unfortunately, however, it seems that some of the film's magic has been lost when adapting to the scene. The passion between Viola and Will and the love of poetry and drama drones a little in all the bushes.

So time has come true with history. Gwyneth Paltrow is more likely to be associated with his sales of pseudo-medicinal health products than his role and Joseph Fiennes, in the form of the extremely rude Waterford commander in the dystopian television series "The Maid's Speech". When the movie "Shakespeare in Love" was broadcast 20 years ago, we had neither auditioned "Idol" nor concepts as a cultural man. Today, the idea of ​​female mice seems a little dated.

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