After reading the acts, each group will perform its act. The class then learns the rest from the other students. You can also assign scenes here and there for students, filling in the rest of the detail by yourself or by playing parts of a movie. This can work well to create cliff hangers. You can play a movie up to an exciting scene and have the students read to find out what happens next.
Movies also help give students a sense of place.
Many times it's difficult for them to understand the geography, climate, etc. of the play. It also helps fill in characters. Students may feel a little self conscious acting out scenes in full costume. Instead, students can create tableaus in small groups. Tableaus are freeze frames that represent something that happened in a scene.