Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
Vancouver Courier Top Theatre Productions of 2005

Jessie Award Nominations 2004/2005:
Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actor -
Craig Erickson (Antony)
Outstanding Direction - Jack Paterson

" ..a daring Shakespeare production."
".. riveted on a play we've seen many times - but never like this."
- Jo Ledingham, The Courier

"..a powerful immediacy"
"..a refreshingly in-your-face treatment of Julius Caesar"
- Jerry Wasserman, Vancouver Province

"Julius Caesar was set in Washington, D.C. Pardon me? How could this work? As it turns out - brilliantly." - Leanne Campbell, The Westender

 

Starring in speaking order:

Chris Britton* as Julius Caesar
Christina Schild* as Soothsayer/ Decius Brutus /Pindarus
Craig Erickson* as Antony
Kevin Williamson* as Cassius
Craig March* as Brutus
Keith Martin Gordey* as Caska/ Brutus
Paul Herbert* as Caska
Samantha Simmonds as Lucius/ Cinna the Poet/ Titinius
Kate Braidsworth as Lucius/ Cinna the Poet
Lucia Frangione* as Portia
Karen Rae as Portia
Ian Farthing*as Cinna/ Strato
Fabrice Grover*as Mettelus Cimber
Julia Henderson as Decius Brutus/ Calpurnia
Teryl Rothery*as Calpurnia/ Strato
Robin Mooney as Octavius
Jaime Ogden as Lepidus

Directed by Jack Paterson*

Stage Management by Connie Hosie*
Assistant Stage Management by Kirsti Mikoda

* Members of Canadian Actor's Equity Association or U.B.C.P.

Set Design by Al Frisk
Costume Design by Moira Fentum
Lighting, Design by Melissa Powel
Production Management by Sean Cummings

 
Julius Caesar Gallery
Photos by Michael O'Shea
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You Picked, We're Playing!
Mad Duck Equity Co-op presents
William Shakespeare's
Julius Caesar

In October of 2004, Mad Duck Equity Co-op (the Jessie nominated The
Tempest) invited Vancouver audiences to vote for what play they wished
to see in March 2005. You picked Julius Caesar.

With a false election, the economy reeling from war and Rome ravaged by
storms; a group of senators commit the unthinkable and plot the
assassination of the head of state.

"Beware the Ides of March."

 
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