Romeo and Juliet (Sylk-E. Fyne song) Billboard 100 and #1 on the rap charts. However, her album failed to match the single's success as "Raw Sylk" struggled sales-wise, and she was dropped from her label, RCA Records. Though her next single, 2000's "Ya Style" found some success on the rap charts (peaking at #17), "Romeo and Juliet" remains both Sylk-E. Fyne and Chill's only top 40 hit on the Billboard 200. "Romeo and Juliet" was certified gold by the RIAA on March 30, 1998 for sales of over 500,000 copies. Romeo and Juliet (Sylk-E. Fyne song) "Romeo and Juliet" was the lead single released from Sylk-E.
Romeo and Juliet original storyline. Professional performances of Shakespeare in the mid-19th century had two particular features: firstly, they were generally star vehicles, with supporting roles cut or marginalised to give greater prominence to the central characters. Secondly, they were "pictorial", placing the action on spectacular and elaborate sets (requiring lengthy pauses for scene changes) and with the frequent use of tableaux. Henry Irving's 1882 production at the Lyceum Theatre (with himself as Romeo and Ellen Terry as Juliet) is considered an archetype of the pictorial style. In 1895, Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson took over from Irving and laid the groundwork for a more