H o l l y  M.  B r e u e r

This production toured the Eastern United States, along with two other shows, in a 14-passenger van during the Spring of 2015. 

This touring and abbreviated version of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar was presented mainly to middle and high school students. Director Smith-Lewis chose to emphasize the role of the mob in this play, specifically the love of the common people for Caesar and the post-civil war chaos that ruled Rome at this time. In regards to the scenery, Smith-Lewis and I felt that a "gesture that implies Rome" would serve our purposes rather than attempting to create a literal representation of Roman architecture. To visually represent the crowds, we developed a series of graffitti images to accent the scenery.