I like constantin stanislavski'theory a lot. He taught actors it is not necessary to exaggerate in a play because sometimes it can only makes unreal. He propose actors should act normally and naturally.
From the scene I play, I try to act or speak normally. I feel if I put so much attitude to it, audiences will think the original Romeo is not that radical. We've already practiced the blocking part, but I don't think that is perfect. We lack some layers. Me and my partner only have a general idea that Romeo and Juliet stand in opposite place, and as they say their scripts, they move closer. However, when we really doing that, I feel a little awkward that we are like Roberts that only feet move. So why not add some face expression, for example when Romeo saying "oh she speaks,speak again bright angel. I could show a face like love Juliet so much,eager to hear her voice.