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Julius Caesar review

“A wasted opportunity”

ReviewsMay 13, 2022by Anya RyanShakespeare's Globe, London

Dickon Tyrrell and Anna Crichlow in Julius Caesar at Shakespeare's Globe. Photo: Tristram Kenton

Limp interpretation lacking in brutality and clarity of purpose

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