An example of a story written by a playwright to be performed by actors is William Shakespeare's renowned tragedy "Romeo and Juliet". In this play, Shakespeare spins a tale of two young lovers whose love is forbidden by their families. The story follows the consequences of their actions and the tragic events that unfold as they attempt to be together.
The play is written in poetic form, featuring soliloquies, monologues, and dialogues that express the characters'innermost feelings and thoughts. It is a classic example of a timeless love story brought to life through the art of theater.