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Juliet: A Dialogue About Love is a gripping contemporary drama created by András Visky, a Hungarian‑Romanian poet and playwright born in 1957. This single‑actor piece unfolds as a dialogue between Juliet and God, drawn from Visky’s family history and woven through themes of faith, memory, love, and exile. The production showcases intense storytelling, intimate performance, and a probing look at personal and collective histories.

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As a performer page, we highlight the artistry behind this work: a powerful solo narrative that invites audiences to witness a intimate exchange across time and belief. The piece has a storied touring history, including the English-language premiere by Theatre Y in Chicago (2006–2010) and subsequent international tours, underscoring its resonance across cultures and languages.

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From the first production to today, Juliet has traveled through stages and communities, presenting a provocative meditation on love, memory, and the human voice calling out to the divine.

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Upcoming performances are scheduled for December 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, and 20, 2025 at 7:30 PM each evening at Falcon Theatre, located at 636 Monmouth Street, Newport, KY 41071. Secure your seats early for this intimate, thought‑provoking show that has captivated international audiences for nearly two decades. Falcon Theatre actively maintains its social channels, including Twitter @falcontheatre and their Facebook page, where you can follow performance updates, behind‑the‑scenes content, and ticket information: Twitter, Facebook.

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About the creator and performer background: András Visky is a celebrated figure in contemporary theatre, recognized with notable awards such as the József Attila Prize (2009) and the Szép Ernő Prize (2002). More recently, he was honored with the Kossuth Prize (2024) and the Margó Prize (2023) for Deportation, reflecting his impact on modern drama and literary culture. This page provides an insider look at the performer’s journey, discography highlights, and what to expect on tour with Juliet: A Dialogue About Love.

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Quick Facts About Juliet: A Dialogue About Love

  • Author/creator: András Visky, Hungarian-Romanian poet and playwright (born 1957).
  • Genre/format: Contemporary drama, single‑actor monologue, a dialogue between Juliet and God based on Visky’s family history.
  • 2025 dates/venue: December 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 2025 at 7:30 PM at Falcon Theatre, 636 Monmouth Street, Newport, KY 41071.
  • Past touring history: English-language premiere by Theatre Y (Chicago) in 2006–2010; subsequent international touring productions.
  • Major awards/achievements for Visky: József Attila Award (2009); Szép Ernő Prize (2002); Kossuth Prize (2024); Margó Prize (2023) for Deportation.
  • Social media presence: Falcon Theatre maintains active social channels (e.g., Twitter/@falcontheatre and Facebook page).

Upcoming performances are scheduled for December 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, and 20, 2025 at 7:30 PM each evening at Falcon Theatre, located at 636 Monmouth Street, Newport, KY 41071. Secure your seats early for this intimate, thought‑provoking show that has captivated international audiences for nearly two decades. Falcon Theatre actively maintains its social channels, including Twitter @falcontheatre and their Facebook page, where you can follow performance updates, behind‑the‑scenes content, and ticket information: Twitter, Facebook.

About the creator and performer background: András Visky is a celebrated figure in contemporary theatre, recognized with notable awards such as the József Attila Prize (2009) and the Szép Ernő Prize (2002). More recently, he was honored with the Kossuth Prize (2024) and the Margó Prize (2023) for Deportation, reflecting his impact on modern drama and literary culture. This page provides an insider look at the performer’s journey, discography highlights, and what to expect on tour with Juliet: A Dialogue About Love.

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