Join the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival for its 2026 traveling production of Julius Caesar. This powerful play is filled with drama, emotion, and political commentary, and explores how power can affect people; all framed within the eloquent and evocative language of Shakespeare. This professionally directed production is suitable for all ages – from elementary students to adults.
When: Saturday March 7, 2026 2pm -3pm (post-performance Q&A with the cast at 3pm)
Where: Redwood City Downtown Library at 1044 Middlefield Road – 2nd Floor Community Room
Cost: Free. No reservations, although space is limited
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