Mimum Productions Presents AMERICAN CAESAR an Original Play Written by Neil Kleid and Directed by Mary Catherine Burke

Beginning March 10th Rome will rise again at Theatre 3 in the new play American Caesar written by Neil Kleid. This adaptation is sure to challenge expectations with its witty, offbeat transportation of Julius Caesar into the cutthroat world of corporate America. Intrigue, corruption and deceit are all part of a days work in Rome where the company motto is, anything to get ahead."

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 15, 2004 --Neil Kleid is a recipient of the prestigious Xeric Grant to produce NINETY CANDLES a graphic novel. In addition to his work on numerous comic books, he is writing BROWNSVILLE, a graphic novel about Murder Inc., with artist Jake Allen for NBM Publishing.

Mary Catherine Burke was the recipient of the Drama League Fall Fellowship this year. She has directed new works at: Theatre for the New City, The Directors Company, The Hypothetical Theatre Company, & The Vital Theatre Company. She has assisted on Broadway (Fortunes Fool, Director: Arthur Penn) and Off-Broadway (The Signature, The Cherry Lane).

With:
William Peden* as Brutus (Storm Theater : As You Like It, Antigone, and Anna Christie), Craig Rising as Cassius (First Folio Shakespeare Co.: The Taming of the Shrew and Illinois Repertory Theater: The Three Sisters), Craig Bridger* as Antony (Dallas Theater Center: Twelfth Night), Ian Oldaker as Casca (Shakespeare In The Wild: Two Gentlemen of Verona), Troy Sill as Caesar/Octavius (Michigan Shakespeare Festival: As You Like It), Niki Sarich-Rising* as Callie (Forst Folio Shakespeare Co.: The Tempest and Taming of the Shrew), Sergei Burbank as Silver, Vassi Spanos as Portia, Alicia Reagan* as Davis, Simon Feil* as LaSalle, Anne Stockton* as Leona Pidus (Inroads Theater: The Patient),
and Scot Carlisle as Lucius/Intern/Sooth/Detective

Scenic Design by Michael Moore, Lighting Design by K.J. Hardy, Costume Design by Anka Lupes, Sound Design by Michael Fortunato, and Choreography by Mary Ann Wall. Betsy Karic, Assistant Director. Avi Soroka, Stage Manager.
*These actors are appearing courtesy of AEA