The Ides of March Have Come and Gone – Unrehearsed Shakespeare Co.

Julius Caesar has come and gone. It featured an explosive 3.2 with Mark Antony rising the Romans to an eruptive force. 4.2 showed us fascinating alterations in style based on word usage (and the classic Brutus/Cassius fight). And the Conspirators bathed in red veils in place of blood.

Check out these photos below (taken by Angela Davis. Equipment loaned by iNDie Grant Productions).

The conspirators hide in smiles. (Sydney Ray as Cinna, Danny Pancratz as Cassius, Glen Wall as Brutus, Marcee Doherty-Elst as Decius, Kyle Cassady as Metellus)

Caesar (Jessie Mutz) defines his constancy to Cassius (Danny Pancratz) and Metellus (Kyle Cassady).

Antony (Zack Meyer) prophecies revenge over Caesar’s body.

Cassius (Danny Pancratz) offers his heart in lieu of gold.

“So Brutus should be found. I thank thee, Brutus, that thou hast proved Lucillius saying true.” (Glen Wall as Brutus, Robbie Bersano as Lucillius)

Access our Production Photos to find more shots from Julius Caesar.

Author: Jared