Mpls/St. Paul Magazine - Recommended

"...All in all, this take on Julius Caesar is a refreshing reminder that power struggles at the top always have some cloak-and-dagger in them. One of the best things about the play is how frequently everyone misreads the signs of fate and destiny—a reminder that leaders who are too certain of themselves, or who claim an especially privileged relationship with the Almighty, are not to be trusted. That’s a good thing to keep in mind during an election year, when candidates seem willing to say or do anything to prove they are not just people who crave power. Most of us sit in the cheap seats to watch this political drama unfold, but that doesn’t mean we can’t see what’s going on, or take to the streets when the story being told is too tragic to bear."
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Twin Cities Daily Planet - Somewhat Recommended

"...I'm no Shakespeare purist—I loved Joe Dowling's effervescently doo-wopping Two Gentlemen of Verona—but this digitally-enhanced Caesar feels less like a reboot than a system crash."
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