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Julius Caesar

by William Shakespeare

— ,Milton Court Studio Theatre
Julius Caesar artwork

 'The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves.'

After a bloody war with Pompey, Julius Caesar returns to Rome triumphant. Celebrations commence. But while Caesar is lauded and praised by many, a sense of unease and dismay creeps in for others, and plans begin to form to bring him down. How much power is too much, for just one man? 

Anna Morrissey directs Shakespeare's epic thriller, exploring what happens when political revolution, imposed authority and the will of the people collide.   

Please note, this production includes violent themes and contains gun shots. 

Tagged with: Theatre & dance Guildhall School

Promoted by Guildhall School of Music & Drama

A recording of this production will be available to watch online for free after the performances (broadcast dates to be announced). 

  • Anna Morrissey   director
  • Carla Goodman   designer
  • Adi Currie   lighting designer
  • Hayley Chilvers   movement director
  • Jamie Hulme   sound designer
  • Grace Duff   video designer
  • Jonathan Waller   fight director
  • Will Wadham   composer

Cast & Production Team

Julius Caesar – Os Leanse
Mark Antony – Tyreke Leslie
Cassius – Jake Dunn
Calpurnia – Julé Michelo
Cinna/A Carpenter/Octavius Caesar – Matthew Broome
Casca/Cato – Jonny Burman
Portia – Maisie Ayres
Flavius/Artemedorus/Lepidus/Soldiers – Diyar Bozkurt
Cicero/A Cobbler/Servant to Caesar/Pindarus – Tom Coleman
Brutus – Aaron Gill
Marullus/Servant to Mark Antony/Titinius – Kishore Walker
Metellus Cimber/Messala – Samuel Armfield
Caius Ligarius/Strato – Connor Porter
Lucius/Lucillius – Tyler-Jo Richardson
Soothsayer/Cinna the Poet/Dardinius – Séamus McLean Ross

See the CVs for Guildhall School Final Year Actors.

Milton Court Studio Theatre

Location
Milton Court is located within the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and is approximately a 5 minute walk from the Barbican entrance on Silk Street.

Address
Milton Court,
Silk St, London
EC2Y 9BH

Public transport
The Barbican is widely accessible by bus, tube, train and by foot or bicycle. Plan your journey and find more route information in ‘Your Visit’ or book your car parking space in advance.