Hannah Baker - Director
Aza Pietropaolo - Assistant Director 

Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare

Hannah Baker directs this dark political comedy, along the lines of movies such as In the Loop or The Death of Stalin, in which we meet some Ancient Roman senators -- petty, city-dwelling, takeout-fueled, wheeling-and-dealing politicians, fractured into squabbling factions each attempting to hypocritically advance their own agendas at each other’s expense. When a conspiracy forms to assassinate Julius Caesar, dictator for life of Rome, the fractious politicians must deal with the consequences of real blood and violence entering the political arena.

Performances:

July 10 - 12, 17 - 19 at Longfellow Park in Cambridge

July 24, 25 at Herter Park in Allston

Performances are free to attend.  

Check this website for cancellations due to rain.

We are pleased to be able to present this production free to the public! However, we very much appreciate donations to help cover the cost of the production. You can find the link to our donation page below!

You are welcome to access the script we are using for this show HERE. 

In most productions of the works of Shakespeare, the script is cut down for length and other considerations. Accessibility is very important to us, so feel free to follow along with the script during the production if you would like. 

Allergy Alert: This production uses a prop that contains peanut butter.  

Special thanks to:

Theatre@First for lending us their daggers

Fox Library

Jess Viator for her help with auditions

The Friends of Herter Park

Cambridge Parks Department

The Throne Depot