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Julius Caesar
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- 1Toronto theatre companies team up for 'Aye Caesar'▼Stakes & Embers and Carolyn Fe Productions, in association with Eldritch Theatre’s “Aye Caesar”
Stakes & Embers and Carolyn Fe Productions, working in association with Eldritch Theatre, are presenting the production "Aye Caesar". The collaboration brings together several independent theatre companies for a staged work riffing on the Julius Caesar story. Little detail beyond the announcement is available so far, so cast, venue and dates remain unclear, but the partnership itself is the news driving attention.
- 2Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and the theme of destiny●seems to permeate the whole play. Cæsar sometimes speaks as if he would have said of Destiny what he does say of Danger—
A passage from Arthur Innes's introduction to Shakespeare's Julius Caesar is circulating among readers of classic literature. The line notes that a sense of Destiny permeates the whole play, observing that Caesar sometimes speaks of Destiny much as he famously speaks of Danger. Readers on book-focused forums are sharing and quoting the essay text.
- 3Bonn claims title of Germany's oldest city over Roman crossing●Lösung des Mittwoch-Quiz: # Cäsar soll an dieser Stelle in # beuel # schwarzrheindorf den # rhein überschritten haben un
A local quiz answer has drawn attention to Schwarzrheindorf in Bonn-Beuel, the spot where Julius Caesar is said to have crossed the Rhine and where a bridge was reportedly built in 11 BC. The claim is being used to argue that Bonn is the oldest city in Germany, a point of civic pride that residents are sharing alongside their free walking tour offerings.