Julius Caesar

'Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears; I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him....' - Quote spoken by Antony in act III, scene 2 of Julius Caesar.
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Julius Caesar

Play texts, posters and wooden swords and daggers inspired by William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar.

  • DVD of Shakespeare's Globe 2011 production of All's Well That Ends Well. Performed and recorded in Shakespeare's Globe.

    All's Well That Ends Well

  • Red graphic t-shirt with pale orange and bright yellow graphic text aligned to the left

    Antony & Cleopatra

  • Wood panel stage floor with As You Like It sage green colour merchandise, left from right, baseball cap, paperback manga, tote bag, leaf brooch, hardback journal, purse

    As You Like It

  • Black t-shirt, tote bag and pencil case with stylised white graphic text sitting next to white paperback book with identical twins on the cover

    The Comedy of Errors

  • Pink coaster with sloshing red wine across it, featuring white graphic quote text

    Coriolanus

  • Cymbeline

  • Black sweatshirt with yellow white central graphic image

    Hamlet

  • DVD of Shakespeare's Globe 2010 production of Henry IV Part 1. Performed and recorded in Shakespeare's Globe.

    Henry IV, Part 1

  • DVD of Shakespeare's Globe 2010 production of Henry IV Part 2. Performed and recorded in Shakespeare's Globe. Edit alt text

    Henry IV, Part 2

  • DVD of Shakespeare's Globe 2012 production of Henry V. Performed and recorded in Shakespeare's Globe.

    Henry V

  • Henry VI, Part 1

  • Henry VI, Part 2

  • Henry VI, Part 3

  • Henry VIII

  • King John

  • King Lear

  • Love's Labour's Lost

  • Macbeth

  • Wood grain with metal keyhole and door handle image on paperback book, sitting on wooden stage

    Measure for Measure

  • The Merchant of Venice

  • DVD of Shakespeare's Globe 2010 production of The Merry Wives of Windsor. Performed and recorded in Shakespeare's Globe.

    The Merry Wives of Windsor

  • Blue cotton tote back with blue cotton hat, blue pen, blue notepad in foreground all with white graphics and white mug with blue graphics

    A Midsummer Night's Dream

  • Beige cotton tote back with red and black graphic print across the centre front and 2 black cotton handles

    Much Ado About Nothing

  • Paperback manga book with yellow text and manga depiction of Othello on front cover

    Othello

  • Pericles

  • Richard II

  • Black hardback notebook with black elastic closure on right side, featuring white scratchy graphic text

    Richard III

  • Olive green hardback notebook with white graphic text

    Romeo & Juliet

  • The Taming of the Shrew

  • White short sleeve, round neck, cotton t-shirt with a large chest print celebrating Shakespeare play, The Tempest. A black story sea with an old fashioned sailing ship with red sails struggling amid the waves. In white hand-drawn lettering are various well known quotes from the play

    The Tempest

  • Timon of Athens

  • Black cotton apron with natural neck loop and ties, printed with an image celebrating Shakespeare play, Titus Andronicus. A red anatomical heart is partly enclosed by a white diamond frame. Gold sun rays emanate from behind the frame. Across the front of the image is a quote from the play (vengeance is in my heart) in white lettering.

    Titus Andronicus

  • Troilus & Cressida

  • Twelfth Night

  • Two Gentlemen of Verona

  • Woman in purple dress holding the hand of a man kneeling in front of her with a couple in red onlooking

    Two Noble Kinsmen

  • The Winter's Tale

  • Hardback copy of Shakespeare's Sonnets Retold by William Shakespeare and James Anthony

    Shakespeare's Sonnets