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This is my second Shakespearean tragedy after Julius Caesar, and while we are still entertained with wars—though not as flourish as Juli...

After Antony died, this play suddenly became less interesting for me… Octavius felt both relieved for losing his biggest enemy, but also s...

Scene I – IV : Before The Battle The last battle would begin; Caesar was with firm confidence, while Antony became very melancholy. He...

Scene I – A Plain in Syria * Ventidius returned from Parthia with a win, he had revenged Crassus’ death by killing Pacorus—son of King...

“ If the great gods be just, they shall assist The deeds of justest men .” ~Pompey The problem was, which one of them were the ‘just...

Scene I – Alexandria. Cleopatra’s Palace Demetrius and Philo—two of Mark Antony’s friends—opened this play by remarking how Mark Ant...