The Ides of March
by Jerome Kilty

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Greek/Roman/BiblicalReduced Casting (Doubling Possible)Bare Stage/Simple SetPeriod Costumes

The action spans the year before and up to Caesar's assassination, introducing us to Cleopatra on her visit to Rome.

Caesar has given some strict proscriptions; but all the same he falls in love with her again.

This infuriates a patrician woman of Rome.

Character	Gender	Age	Description
Valerius Catullus the Poet	—	—	the Poet
Clodius Pulcher the Senator	—	—	the Senator
Sosthenes the Doctor	—	—	the Doctor
Clodia Pulcher sister of Cloduis	female	—	sister of Cloduis
Pompeia Ceasar's wife	female	—	Ceasar's wife
Julia Marcia Ceasar's aunt	—	—	Ceasar's aunt
Charmain slave to Cleopatra	—	—	slave to Cleopatra
Iris slave to Cleopatra	—	—	slave to Cleopatra
Cornelius Nepos historian and secretary to Ceasar	—	—	historian and secretary to Ceasar