INDEPENDENT SHAKESPEARE CO. PRESENTSJULIUS CAESAR BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARECO-DIRECTED BY MELISSA CHALSMA & DAVID MELVILLELIMITED ENGAGEMENT OPENS SATURDAY, MARCH 23AT THE ISC STUDIO IN THE ATWATER ...

This weekend, you can find The Queen's Men's all-female production of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" at the Trinity Theatre in the Mission Valley shopping center. In Shakespeare's day, all roles — ...

Julius Caesar is brilliant general, a cunning politician, and the most beloved leader Rome has ever known; but when his ambition threatens to topple the Republic, a small conspiracy of Roman patriots ...

Corey Stoll recently completed his run as Brutus in Shakespeare in the Park's production of "Julius Caesar" -- a version fraught with controversy that saw two of its final performances interrupted by ...

Who knew you could weaponize Shakespeare? Apparently the Public Theater did. Its new production of "Julius Caesar," featuring the assassination of a pouffy-blond Caesar in a red power tie, might be ...

Political intrigue is, by its very nature, transitory. Plots and machinations morph with the current ruling party; as power shifts, so does the political consciousness. The deeds, victories and ...

“All the world’s a stage,” Shakespeare once wrote. In recent weeks, that Shakespearean adage has been particularly resonant, with the New York Public Theater’s production of “Julius Caesar” attracting ...

I waited in line for four hours (in the drizzling rain and pregnant, no less) to see the Public Theater’s recent production of “Julius Caesar”at Shakespeare in the Park. Regardless of the sweep of ...

Left to right, Charlotte Kinder, Bobbie Steinbach, Jade Guerra, Julee Antonellis, MaConnia Chesser and Marianna Bassham in "Julius Caesar." (Courtesy Maggie Hall) Actors’ Shakespeare Project offers a ...

The uproar over the New York Shakespeare in the Park production of Julius Caesar has spread to other cities. And it appears to be only because they are companies with the word "Shakespeare" in their ...

Of all the places I’ve seen William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum has to be the most idyllic. On a tolerably warm Sunday afternoon, I sat in bliss as a ...