Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar”

: Noël Coward Theatre, St. Martin’s Lane, London51.511143 -0.127413
Date:: 8th August to 15th September 2012 -- 7.30 PM (Mon to Sat), and 2 PM (Thu and Sat)
Tickets:: £12.50 to £49.50, from delfontmackintosh.co.uk
Tel:: +44 (0) 844 482 5140
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The RSC will be putting on a major new production of "Julius Caesar" as part of the World Shakespeare Festival, where Shakespeare's great political thriller will be shifted from Ancient Rome to modern Africa.

The cast includes Ray Fearon as Mark Antony, Paterson Joseph as Brutus, Jeffery Kissoon as Caesar and Cyril Nri as Cassius.

The Noel Coward Theatre is a Grade II listed building near Leicester Square. The theatre seats around 870 people on four different levels, and takes its name from the great English actor, composer and playwright.

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