Politics is sport. Sport is politics. And the fight for power is a high-stakes game.

When Caesar returns to Rome, riding high on a wave of victories and adoring fans, many in his inner circle begin to fear that his growing popularity and tyrannical tendencies threaten their way of life and democracy. With time running out, they band together and make a game plan to end his reign—permanently.

But with Caesar gone, senators, soldiers, and civilians search for new leaders to follow. Once they pick a side, will they defend it beyond reason, with winning as their only goal?

Allies attack one another, friendships falter, a great Republic implodes, and the door to tyranny opens once more. This is Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar in 2024.

From the Director:
The fall of a tyrant leaves a vacuum. When a tyrant falls, it is possible to restore rule by values. But whose values? Brutus tells us that duty and honour are the highest values, while Cassius says it is friendship and love. Brutus weaponizes honour. Cassius weaponizes love. Antony, the next generation’s strong-man, harnesses populist passion.
“Politics is the entertainment division of the military-industrial complex” Frank Zappa