Early performances Romeo and Juliet had certainly been performed by 1597, when the first quarto was published. There are no surviving records for any performances before the Restoration in 1660, but it is likely that Romeo and Juliet was first acted by the Lord Chamberlainâs Men at the Theatre and then at the Curtain.
Roll out the tar paper along the bottom edge of the roof. Cut it to fit your roof if necessary using sharp scissors or a utility knife. Tack the tar paper in place with a hammer tacker with roofing staples. Alternatively, you can use galvanized nails and a hammer or an electric staple gun with roofing staples. Space out the nails and staples along each edge, and scatter some along the interior of the tar paper strip.
Measure the length you need to cut, starting at one end of the corrugated plastic roofing sheet. Mark a cut line along the right and left sides and along the middle of the sheet, using a felt-tipped pen. Line up a straightedge with the marks you made on the roofing sheet. Use your felt-tipped pen to draw a straight line on the sheet. Attach a carbide saw blade to a circular saw or multipurpose cutting tool. Cut along the straight line you drew on the roofing sheet. Smooth the cut edge, using an emery cloth.