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As Julius Caesar’s strength and popularity look set to propel him to the imperial throne, those closest to him act to prevent what they fear will become a dictatorship. But the brutal assassination of one man unleashes a tide of violence that will drag thousands into a bloody civil war. A masterpiece of political power play and manipulation, Julius
Caesar examines the conflict between one man’s ambition and
the good of the state. Director Lucy Bailey joins the RSC for the first time. Lucy’s
recent credits include Timon of Athens and Titus
Andronicus for Shakespeare’s Globe as well as work with
Chichester Festival Theatre, Hampstead Theatre and the National
Theatre, where her acclaimed production of Baby Doll played
before transferring to the West End. Other Shakespeare productions
include Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night’s Dream
for the Royal Exchange Theatre. She also directed the West
Yorkshire Playhouse and West End hit The Postman Always Rings
Twice. |
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| Theatre: | The Courtyard Theatre |
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| Times: |
Wednesday, July 28th - 7:15 pm |
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Monday to Friday evenings |
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Stalls super seats |
£58.00 (front and centre) |
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Stalls |
£45.00, £39.00 & £31.00 |
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Circle super seats |
£58.00 (front and centre) |
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Circle |
£45.00, £39.00 & £31.00 |
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Gallery |
£39.00, £31.00 & £22.00 |
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Saturday evenings |
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Stalls super seats |
£74.00 (front and centre) |
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Stalls |
£61.00, £47.00 & £36.00 |
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Circle super seats |
£74.00 (front and centre) |
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Circle |
£61.00, £47.00 & £36.00 |
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Gallery |
£47.00, £36.00 & £28.00 |
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