Brutus, or the Killer of Julius Caesar

Brutus, or the Killer of Julius Caesar reframes Shakespeare's account of the most famous assassination in history, placing the spotlight squarely on Marcus Brutus and the impossible moral dilemma he faced. Was he a noble patriot defending democracy, or a traitorous friend who murdered the man who trusted him most? This production explores the psychology of political violence, the burden of idealism, and the devastating personal cost of putting principle above loyalty.