William Shakespeare’s play, The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, is set in 44 BCE. It explores what lead to the assassination of Caesar and the aftermath.

Reporting from New York — Spoiler alert: Long before the ending to Shakespeare’s play, Julius Caesar is assassinated. But some had been hoping to see a happier outcome — or at least a toga ...

The production of "Julius Caesar" now being put on in New York City, which depicts the assassination of a ruler who resembles President Trump, isn't the first time Shakespeare's masterpiece has ...

His first acting role, there or anywhere, was Julius Caesar in the play of the same name. “I’m in a place where it may be unsafe to be myself,” Brooks recalls.

A new adaptation of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar is coming to Poole. Tangle, a theatre company celebrating African and ...

The New York-based arts organization came under fire for staging a production of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” starring Trump look-alike Gregg Henry in the titular role. In this staging of ...

Julius Caesar is indeed a play about rhetoric and reputation, themes the directors highlight in the program. But far more than that, it’s a play about who people are deep down in their cores. It’s ...

Origins: We've been seeing this "quote" on the Internet since December 2001, sometimes attributed to Julius Caesar, sometimes to William Shakespeare (presumably lifted from his play, Julius Caesar ...