This abridged version of the original drama by William Shakespeare offers intrigue, conspiracy, loyalty, betrayal, idealism, ambition, superstition, fear hate, love, vengeance, turmoil and so much more. Between the triumph of the beginning and the fateful Ides of March of the ending, when the great general is slain by Cassius, Brutus and other conspirator, Shakespeare focuses on the intricate dance of the lead characters as the bonds of friendship are torn apart by conflicting vision of what is right. This story will intrigue you, offering a unique insight into the characters’ motivations and actions. Indeed, through the profundity of Shakespeare’s gaze Julius Caesar offers a definitive guide to political turmoil not just of Ancient Rome but for all time.