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Article: Julius Caesar.(Theater Review)

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June 22, 2004
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Presented by the Moonwork Theatre Company at the Connelly Theater, New York, New York. October 30-November 23, 2003. Directed by Gregory Wolfe. Adapted by Gregory Wolfe and Gregory J. Sherman. Set by Lowell Pettit. Costumes by Oana Botez-Ban. Lighting by David Sherman. Music and Sound by Andrew Sherman. Fight Choreography by Ian Marshall With Christopher Yates (Brutus), Dan Snow (Soothsayer), Bill Gorman (Julius Caesar), Paula Stevens (Casca), Sarah Knowlton (Calphurnia), Christopher Haas (Antony), Mason Pettit (Cassius), Jay Caussoin (Cinna, Ensemble), Ax Norman (Metellus Cimber, Ensemble), Mary Birdsong (Portia), Kim Patton (Cicero, Ensemble), Justin Steeve (Octavius ...

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