I’ve always lovedRomeo and Juliet,and Shakespeare, especially as an actor, says Dorfman.
The language and circumstances are heightened and offer limitless ways to investigate character and story.
This interpretation is so fresh and propulsivethe creative team held nothing back.
Getting ready for the premiere.
It’s been the most stamina building and overall challenging artistic endeavor of my career, says Dorfman.
Among the sequences that required the most rehearsing?
Getting ready for the premiere.
Of course, half the fun of being in a Shakespeare play is also the distinct wardrobe.
Enver is a geniusan incredibly creative and smart costume designer, says Dorfman.
The cast on the carpet.
The cast on the carpet.
The star worked with stylist Britt Theodora to find two designs that would shine for the occasions.
First was the custom black Joe Ando gown with sheer detailing that Dorfman wore for the carpet.
Dorfman reflected on the performances ahead.
I hope [the audience] feels invigorated to hold their loved ones closer.
Below, see how Dorfman got ready for the opening.
Getting ready at home.
