Julius Caesar (Aquila Theater Company, 2000)
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This article is about a performance of Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see Julius Caesar (disambiguation).
Folger Theatre presented the Aquila Theatre Company's production of Julius Caesar from May 9 to June 4, 2000 in the Folger's Elizabethan Theatre.
Alex Webb (Julius Caesar), Aquila ensemble, Julius Caesar. Folger Theatre's presentation of Aquila Theatre Company, 2000. Directed by Robert Richmond. Ken Cobb.
The production
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC), United Scenic Artists (USA), and the Actors' Equity Association (AEA), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.
Cast
In order of appearance
- Alex Webb*: Julius Caesar, Lepidus
- Mark Cameron Pow*: Casca, Messala
- Mira Kingsley*: Calpurnia, Titinius, Cinna
- David Caron*: Mark Antony
- Lindsay Rae Taylor*: Soothsayer, Lucius
- Anthony Cochrane*: Brutus
- Louis Butelli*: Cassius
- Lisa Carter*: Portia, Octavius
Creative team
- Robert Richmond, Adapter and Director
- Peter Meineck, Producer
- Anthony Cochrane, Composer and Musical Director
- Peter Meineck, Set and Costume Design
- Robert Richmond, Set and Costume Design
- Peter Meineck, Lighting Design
- Kelly Meineck, Company Manager
- Nate Terracio*, Technical Stage Manager and Assistant Director
*AEA
Aquila Theatre Company Team
- Anthony Cochrane, Associate Director (Ensemble)
- David Caron, Associate Artist
- Louis Butelli, Associate Artist
- Lisa Carter, Associate Artist
- Springer/Chicoine, Press Agent
- Lutz and Carr, New York, Accountant
- Brown Cathell, Graphic Designer
Folger Theatre
- Janet Alexander Griffin, Folger Theatre Artistic Producer
- Peter Meineck, Aquila Theatre Company Producing Artistic Director
- Robert Richmond, Aquila Theatre Company Associate Artistic Director
Image gallery
David Caron (Mark Antony), Julius Caesar. Folger Theatre's presentation of Aquila Theatre Company, 2000. Directed by Robert Richmond. Ken Cobb.
