Julius Caesar From Jul 12th through Aug 5th, 2007New Theatre is currently presenting its annual Shakespeare and Friends Festival, which showcases classics by the immortal author William Shakespeare every summer. During the month of July there will be weekly presentations of the play Julius Cesar, adapted and directed by Roberto Prestigiacomo featuring Larry Robinson, Christopher Vicchiollo, James S. Randolph, Stephen Neal, David Perez Ribada, Barbara Sloan, Annemarie Rajala among others. Throughout history of mankind, leaders are killed, factions are declared, cities are destroyed, while nations descend into violence and instability. Julius Caesar is a riveting political thriller that explores power, honor and fate. For more information, please call: 305.443.5909
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