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DoubleDare posted...

Its well known that professional theatre troupes in Renaissance England included male actors only, so that the roles of, for instance, Juliet, Rosalind, Lady Macbeth, and Cleopatra were first played by boys.

lol literal WTF at the 1600s.

Look, the play should be based on what Shakespeare wrote.
he wrote Juliet was a women, she should be played by a women, if he wrote that a preist was a man,it should be a man.

Shakespeare wrote Juliet as a woman played by a man because he knew that that was how it would be performed and never gave notes that it should be deviated from. To have Juliet played by a woman is clearly a political re-writing of Shakespeares text by people who think two men kissing es gross