Caesar's triumph sparks fear, leading to intrigue and war; a contemporary spin on politics and media.
In the wake of a victorious return to Rome, Caesar's ascension to power incites fear among those wary of autocracy, prompting a clandestine plot led by Cassius and Brutus. Their actions precipitate a brutal conflict, unfolding against the backdrop of a modern political landscape scrutinizing the complex interplay between leaders, media, and public perception.
This innovative production at Southwark Playhouse delves into the timeless themes of ambition, loyalty, and the fragile balance between democracy and tyranny, resonating deeply in an era marked by contentious electoral politics worldwide.
