Aleks Merilo:
5 Aug. 2019
“
Once again, the playwright has managed to capture a moment of history that feels completely applicable to to our present moment. Brotherly compassion and sibling rivalry play out in the nearly regal backstage setting at Shakespeare's Julius Caesar". The play takes on what could be cumbersome with a sense of levity, and even a somewhat wicked sense of humor - Especially when the reviews arrive in Act two. But it never loses sight of the hatred, radicalism, and violence to come. The final speech sets the stage for destiny in a chilling reveal the audience will not easily forget. ”