Julius Caesar, Folger Shakespeare Theatre
Join Dr. Handler Spitz's class to see this classic in DC
Tuesday, November 18, 2014 · 5:30 - 10:30 PM
Off Campus
Beware the Ides of March, Caesar. Julius Caesar returns home victorious, securing both unparalleled power and popularity. Fearful for the Republic and driven by their own ambition, several senators conspire to assassinate the Roman dictator in the Capitol. However, their brash move plunges Rome into chaos and threatens the very democracy they swore to
uphold.
In the shadow of the nearby Capitol building, Shakespeare’s searing
commentary on power, ambition, and democratic responsibility smolders
just in time for midterm elections.
uphold.
In the shadow of the nearby Capitol building, Shakespeare’s searing
commentary on power, ambition, and democratic responsibility smolders
just in time for midterm elections.