Oh Meryl, did my heart love till now?

Wednesday 18 April 2012 23:09 BST

Meryl Streep and Kevin Kline (AP; Getty Images)

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If you've always thought that Romeo and Juliet was a flaky conceit with callow youths at its heart, now's your chance to see it reimagined. The mighty Meryl Streep and distinguished Kevin Kline will play the star-cross'd lovers – for one night only – at an 18 June reading of Shakespeare's play in New York's Central Park.

The lines will take on a whole new resonance with these, well, seasoned actors. Will they be divorcees daring to love again? If you want to find out, tickets are $1,500.

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