The Garfield Shakespeare Company will present “Julius Caesar” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Garfield Park Arts Center, 2450 Shelby St.
Inspired by fear, a host of Roman senators conspire to kill Caesar before he can name himself dictator and lord over the common people. Cassius whispers falsehoods into the impressionable ears of Brutus, whose only concern is that the people of Rome will lose their voice under a single emperor.
Caesar is slain on the Ides of March on the steps of the capitol. Octavius, Caesar’s nephew, and Antony, Caesar’s closest friend and supporter, move to avenge the death of Rome’s great leader.
Reservations for the free performances are recommended and can be arranged by calling 317-327-7135.
Inspired by fear, a host of Roman senators conspire to kill Caesar before he can name himself dictator and lord over the common people. Cassius whispers falsehoods into the impressionable ears of Brutus, whose only concern is that the people of Rome will lose their voice under a single emperor.
Caesar is slain on the Ides of March on the steps of the capitol. Octavius, Caesar’s nephew, and Antony, Caesar’s closest friend and supporter, move to avenge the death of Rome’s great leader.
Reservations for the free performances are recommended and can be arranged by calling 317-327-7135.
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