Gender-flipped 'Julius Caesar,' in Los Angeles, Sept. 7–Oct. 14

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Gender-flipped

                Julius Caesar, in Los Angeles,       Sept.

            7–Oct. 14
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Aug 30, 2007
          
        
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       In a
            gender-reversed version of Julius Caesar,
            Karesa McElheny plays the lead in the epic story of
            manipulated       desires, fierce ambition, and bitter
            mistakes. Loyal friends turn to       deadly enemies when
            conflicting political passions lead to murder and
            civil war. Knights Bridge Theatre, 1944 Riverside Dr., Los
            Angeles. For       more information call 323- 667-0955 or
            visit KnightsBridgeTheatre.com.     

        
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Gender-flipped
Julius Caesar, in Los Angeles, Sept.
7–Oct. 14