As Shakespeare's Julius Caesar prepares to take the stage, we have several e-interviews with the cast to share.
Let's start out with my pal Sarah Diamond Burroway:
Sarah: I play the Soothsayer who tries to warn Julius Caesar that conspiracy is afoot. I really like that (director) Mike Murdock set the show in today's time and made the Soothsayer a modern day bag lady.
Sarah: I'm just very pleased with what ARTS is doing for community theatre in our region, really coming out and making a commitment for the future with the Resident Acting Company. I worked with Mike Murdock last fall in my first show at ARTS, Macbeth, and played one of the Weird Sisters. I loved it and wanted to do more Shakespeare. I auditioned for the Company last fall and was thrilled to be cast in Caesar. The vision, the use of media and technology - these factors attracted me to the project.
Sarah: I'm still a newbie in community theatre, only doing shows since 2010 and have the highest regard for the people at ARTS and in our community who've been doing theatre for years. I love the collaboration and believe the arts elevate a community and enrich our quality of life. I enjoy the learning atmosphere at ARTS and am so grateful for new opportunities to grow as an actor and as someone interested in arts and non-profit leadership.
Sarah: If you like Shakespeare, you'll love this adaptation. If you're unsure about Shakespeare, Julius Caesar is a great starting point- particularly this contemporary version.
Sarah: Our first read-through was in December and I've been so anxious for March to get here! It's been a pleasure to work with this cast and crew and my fellow Resident Acting Company members on this show.
Q: When and where will the show be staged?
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