Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare A modern-day capital city of the most powerful country in the world. A general returns home. He commands not only armies but a near-fanatical popularity with the people. This adulation Caesar enjoys disturbs others, however—politicians, other generals, and even his friends worry he may become a tyrant. They hatch a plot to assassinate him. It’s for the greater good, after all. A relentless political thriller, William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar explores the question of how far is too far to defeat a political rival, while taking the audience on a wild journey through the halls of power, prophecy, and the devastation of war. Directed by Bob Frazer CapU Theatre Website Relaxed Performance: Saturday February 13 Visual Story for the Theatre