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Why is Act one Scene five of Romeo and Juliet an effective piece of drama? Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written by Shakespeare and is probably Shakespeare's most well known and momentous play. The themes of forbidden love, romance, secrecy and tragedy are portrayed throughout the play. The story is located in Fair Verona and deals with a long standing dispute between two families the 'Montague's' and the 'Capulet's'. Romeo is the heir to the Montague family, and attends a masquerade held by the Capulet's where he encounters Juliet and finds a place in her heart. They yet to find out that they belong to families who share enmity, which fate brings together as a pair of star crossed lovers. However, due to their family's rivalry their love is forbidden. They continue to love one another even after finding out about their identities, which leaves them stunned and distraught....

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