In which Italian city did Romeo and Juliet live?

Shakespeare did not mention anything about a balcony in the play. Interpretations through the years have included it in the scene so now it is part of the vernacular

WaldoLydeker, Quite! he wrote... What light the yonder window. beams?. It is the east and Juliet is the sun. No balcony at all.

munchkin1300, of course not. It's based mostly on the Greek story of Pyramus and Thisbe. It's how a story is reworked that makes it new.

WaldoLydeker, the minimal stage direction notes Shakespeare used said "enter Juliet aloft," if I'm not mistaken. Since the Globe had a balcony above the stage, it is assumed that Juliet would have leaned out there, as if it was her window. Romeo whispers about her being above his head like an angel..

WaldoLydeker, yes, symbolic of the profession of love and inaccessibility. she is idolized above.

Player Elf Counsel, According to Andy Griffith it is " What light thru yonder winder shines" lol

WaldoLydeker, The joy of live audiences....interaction and the play develops and grows like a living thing....movies are static

As in "In fair Verona where we lay our scene..."

I am happy to have visited them all!

Mister, it's both.

Currently Verona is most famous with Romeo and Juliet!

hah! this was just on Jeopardy.