A photo essay capturing the script and behind-the-scenes stories of [Juliet and Juliet], a groundbreaking play that received unprecedented love as a female queer drama, has been published. This work, which reinterprets Shakespeare's original [Romeo and Juliet] as a love story between two women, 'Juliet Montague' and 'Juliet Capulet', in 16th century Verona, had its premiere in 2018 as part of the Classic Theater Project at the Sanwoolrim Small Theater. Thanks to the overwhelming success of sold-out performances, standing ovations, and audiences returning for multiple viewings, a total of four performances and online broadcasts were held until 2021, leading to encores. Director Lee Gipeum was nominated for the 'Young Theater Award' at the 55th Baeksang Arts Awards for [Juliet and Juliet]. Numerous media outlets, including KBS, have referred to this work as a "new classic of the 21st century," praising it for "maintaining Shakespeare's literary quality while being fresh," "pushing the limits of curiosity," and "the unwavering love that gives us courage and hope." Since the last performance in winter 2021, requests for the script of this work continue to arise. Reviews such as "a play with a text that is too beautiful," "please make sure everyone sees this amazing play," and "Juliet & Juliet must return" fill the comments section, reflecting the lasting impact on many. The [Juliet and Juliet] script essay is a carefully prepared book to respond to these sentiments. The script included in the book is the 2021 version, which received high praise for featuring a patriarchal mother Capulet and a genderqueer monk, achieving the highest level of completion. Readers will experience their hearts swelling with the profound love of the two women soaring above the world's opposition amidst a feast of beautiful lines.