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Victorious and valiant, yet proud and tyrannical, Julius Caesar is murdered by his closest allies. But the assassination divides Rome and bitter war begins.| Author | Shakespeare |
| Company | Royal Shakespeare Company |
| Director | Edward Hall |
| Design | Michael Pavelka |
| Lighting | Ben Ormerod |
| Music | Simon Slater |
| Sound | Matt McKenzie |
| Choreographer | Ian Spink I:Terry King (fight) |
| Performer | Claire Cox (Portia) |
| Performer | Ian Hogg (Julius Caesar) |
| Performer | John Hopkins (Octavius Caesar) |
| Performer | Colin McCormack (Casca) |
| Performer | Greg Hicks (Marcus Brutus) |
| Performer | Tom Mannion (Mark Antony) |
| Performer | Tim Piggott-Smith (Cassius) |
| Performer | Finn Caldwell |
| Performer | James Curran |
| Performer | Anthony Flanagan |
| Performer | Stuart Goodwin |
| Performer | Sean Hannaway |
| Performer | Tom Harper |
| Performer | Chuk Iwuji |
| Performer | Adam Kay |
| Performer | Damian Kearney |
| Performer | David Mara |
| Performer | Andrew Maud |
| Performer | Conor Maloney |
| Performer | Tom Mannion |
| Performer | Charlie Simpson |
| Performer | Andrew James Storey |
| Performer | Sian Howard |
| Performer | Penelope Woodman |
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