Her vestallivery is sicklygreen andnone but foolsdo wear itGod ofmyidolatryBy yonderblessedmoon…monthlychangesFain, faindeny whatI havespokeWhatsatisfactioncanst thouhavetonight?Juliet!Romeodropsfrom thebalconyWhat isMontague? Itis neitherhand, norfoot, etc.Julietthinks sheis aloneoutsideRomeoshouts“no stopto me”The placedeathconsideringwho thou artThe virginMary is seenthrough awindowThe maskof night ison myfaceJuliet dropsa crossnecklace toRomeoFollow theemy lordthroughoutthe worldA securityguard comesto check onthe noise inthe poolI’ll nolonger bea CapuletRomeoclimbsa trellisTheyfall intothe poolBy thehour of9You hangup, noyou hangupWhat o’clocktomorrowshould Isend to theeLove goestoward loveas schoolboysfrom theirbooksJulietscreamsNight’scloak to hideme fromtheir eyesIt is theEast andJuliet isthe sunBrightAngelIf thypurposemarriageWhereforeart thouRomeo?It is too rash,to sudden,too like thelightningParting issuchsweetsorrowAthousandtimesgood nightRomeosputters frombeingunderwatertoo longRomeothinks heset off thelightsHer vestallivery is sicklygreen andnone but foolsdo wear itGod ofmyidolatryBy yonderblessedmoon…monthlychangesFain, faindeny whatI havespokeWhatsatisfactioncanst thouhavetonight?Juliet!Romeodropsfrom thebalconyWhat isMontague? Itis neitherhand, norfoot, etc.Julietthinks sheis aloneoutsideRomeoshouts“no stopto me”The placedeathconsideringwho thou artThe virginMary is seenthrough awindowThe maskof night ison myfaceJuliet dropsa crossnecklace toRomeoFollow theemy lordthroughoutthe worldA securityguard comesto check onthe noise inthe poolI’ll nolonger bea CapuletRomeoclimbsa trellisTheyfall intothe poolBy thehour of9You hangup, noyou hangupWhat o’clocktomorrowshould Isend to theeLove goestoward loveas schoolboysfrom theirbooksJulietscreamsNight’scloak to hideme fromtheir eyesIt is theEast andJuliet isthe sunBrightAngelIf thypurposemarriageWhereforeart thouRomeo?It is too rash,to sudden,too like thelightningParting issuchsweetsorrowAthousandtimesgood nightRomeosputters frombeingunderwatertoo longRomeothinks heset off thelights

Luhrmann's Balcony Scene - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Her vestal livery is sickly green and none but fools do wear it
  2. God of my idolatry
  3. By yonder blessed moon…monthly changes
  4. Fain, fain deny what I have spoke
  5. What satisfaction canst thou have tonight?
  6. Juliet!
  7. Romeo drops from the balcony
  8. What is Montague? It is neither hand, nor foot, etc.
  9. Juliet thinks she is alone outside
  10. Romeo shouts “no stop to me”
  11. The place death considering who thou art
  12. The virgin Mary is seen through a window
  13. The mask of night is on my face
  14. Juliet drops a cross necklace to Romeo
  15. Follow thee my lord throughout the world
  16. A security guard comes to check on the noise in the pool
  17. I’ll no longer be a Capulet
  18. Romeo climbs a trellis
  19. They fall into the pool
  20. By the hour of 9
  21. You hang up, no you hang up
  22. What o’clock tomorrow should I send to thee
  23. Love goes toward love as schoolboys from their books
  24. Juliet screams
  25. Night’s cloak to hide me from their eyes
  26. It is the East and Juliet is the sun
  27. Bright Angel
  28. If thy purpose marriage
  29. Wherefore art thou Romeo?
  30. It is too rash, to sudden, too like the lightning
  31. Parting is such sweet sorrow
  32. A thousand times good night
  33. Romeo sputters from being underwater too long
  34. Romeo thinks he set off the lights