The Ides of March
Time travel. Treachery. Togas!
When William Shakespeare travels back in time to ancient Rome to research his newest play he unwittingly finds himself a prime suspect in the murder of Julius Caesar. He and his faithful sidekick Cardenio are forced to use all their tact and cunning to evade the villainous senator Brutus, the leader of the conspirators desperate to throw the 'dirty foreigner' to the lions, and the trenchcoat-clad Inspector Detectivus of the Roman Politizia, who's hell-bent on cracking the case of the century.
Grab your swords and sandals and strap in for a fast, furious rollercoaster ride through space and time. Ancient history like you've never seen before!
★★★★1/2 "A true highlight of the Fringe" Tulpa Magazine
★★★★1/2 "Laugh-a-minute theatre" EverythingAdelaide.net
Presented by: Elwood Social Club Productions
Elwood Social Club Productions is a comedy theatre company created by Kieran Bullock for the purpose for creating high quality, high energy theatre productions. Their first show was a production of the West End smash The 39 Steps, which was performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2016. The Ides of March is an original play written by Kieran Bullock, and marks the first original work performed by the company. It will be toured extensively during 2019 and 2020, culminating in a run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Kieran will also be performing his solo show 'Kieran Bullock Builds IKEA Furniture On Stage And Talks To The Audience at Ayers House at #ADLFringe 2020.
Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts
Hopefully they will be back next year and should they be, you can be certain tickets will not be so easy to come by. - Liam McNally, Tulpa Magazine
For those who love Shakespeare, ancient history, or laugh-a-minute theatre, ‘The Ides of March’ is a delightfully absurd revisionist comedy - Guy Henderson, Everything Adelaide
It’s a bald-faced bard’s farce, full of slapstick and knowing nods to his other works, and a great way to start your Fringe. - Mark Wickett, Stage Whispers