How can I make a diarama of the balcony scene of Romeo and Juliet?

Question

what supplies should I use for the balcony? where can I buy them?
I got the things to make people but thats about it.
I'm completely clueless as to what else I could use!

Answer 1

Okay here is a cheap way to do this. 1. Find an empty
box. ( cereal, tissue box, rice box, etc.) 2. Cut off one of the
long sides( front or back of box). Save that part because you
can use it to make the balcony. 3. Draw a balcony and color
it.( use crayons, paint, markers or color pencils). 4. Add some tabs to the sides and bottom of drawing. 4. Cut out, including
the tabs and folding the tabs glue it in place inside the box.
5. Add background and people. If it would be easier draw the
background first then add balcony.

Answer 2

No they do not get married the next day. Juliet sends her Nurse to find out more about him. Nothing really happens between the Nurse and Romeo, but Romeo comes back the next night and then Romeo makes a deal with Friar laurence and they get married in secret. But this whole play takes course in 5 days! And Romeoa has yet to Kill Tybalt or run away.

Answer 3

Actually, I would use the shoe box (or kleenex box) AS the balcony.

Take a large piece of poster board and use it as the wall of Juliet's house, then glue one side of the shoe box to the poster board, kind of high up (cos it's the second floor, obviously).

You can draw Juliet's room in the background of the balcony, with a bit of light and curtains, and just the outside of the stone wall.

Use branches from a tree to make the bushes where Romeo stands on the ground. You could prop up Juliet's balcony with a folded piece of cardboard. Then separately, on a flat piece of cardboard you could set up Romeo's setting.