Julia Caesar News

 
Fear and loathing on the way to the Forum
The Australian Financial Review
Wrapping her cloak tightly around her, Julia Caesar shivered. How had it all gone so horribly wrong? She gazed up at the statue of her illustrious predecessor, Bennelongus Imperium. Relaxum et Comfortabilis was his motto. How ordinary those words now ...


 
Ervolino: Readers share their fantasy last meals
NorthJersey.com
By BILL ERVOLINO Some famous last words are more famous than others: Napoleon uttered the immortal "Josephine!" Julius Caesar gasped, "Et tu, Brute?" And, as most Christians can tell you, Jesus left us with, "Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit.


 
Poland students soak in cultures of other nations
Youngstown Vindicator
“Italy used to be the Roman empire, and Julius Caesar was an emperor. He used to eat and then throw it up,” he said. Records do imply that vomiting was a regular and accepted part of dining in the upper classes in Rome, and the orator Cicero did ...


 
Library Journal
Six New Titles on Shakespeare
Library Journal
After introductory chapters on London and “Arden” (ie, rural England), subsequent chapters are tied to particular plays, from Julius Caesar to The Tempest. The concluding chapter discusses the bard's legacy worldwide. Bate (provost, Worcester Coll., ...


 
The Guardian
Antonio Carluccio and Gennaro Contaldo in Two Greedy Italians: Still Hungry ...
The Guardian
Hence, a visit to Venice, home to a certain merchant – and then to Rome, where actor and playwright Mark Rylance explains how Shakespeare used plays such as Julius Caesar and Antony And Cleopatra as a way of commenting on England's own political ...

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Powerhouse Theater program offers diverse opportunities
The Miscellany News
Each branch of the program unites to put on three, free productions of classic plays—two Shakespeare plays (“Julius Caesar” and “The Comedy of Errors”) and Euripides' “Medea.” Otherwise, program time is tailored to the specific branch.


 
Powerhouse Season to Include Works by Warren Leight, Todd Almond, Billy Porter ...
Playbill.com
Apprentice program performances include The After Gallery (July 5, 12, 19), Julius Caesar (July 6-9), The Comedy of Errors (July 13-16), Media (July 20-23) and Erik Ehn's Burnt Umber (July 20).

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