PRODUCTION Julius Caesar [Kaisa dadi]
Data Type：news
Title：Shakespeare Play Part of Arts Festival
Source：China Post
Place：Taipei
Publisher：China Post
Date：1977/5/12
Language：English
Abstract：Julius Caesar performance information
Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar will be performed by the senior students of the Drama Department of the College of Chinese Culture from May 13 through May 17 at the National Arts Museum on Nanhai Road in Taipei.
The show is one of a series in the monthlong Huakang Arts Festival held by the College through May.
The festival, including displays of Chinese drama, music, and paintings put on by the students, is organized by the Department of Drama, Music and Arts of the school.
The Arts Department will hold a round-the-island exhibition including works by 59 students in mid-May.
The exhibition, including a total of 200 pieces, will be held in Tainan, Kaohsiung, Taichung and Taipei from May 14 to June 5.
The Music Department will also hold concerts at the Taipei City Hall and Taipei Shih-chien Hall on May 6, 23, 26 and June 6, 9, 10, 11, 13.
Chinese opera performances will be held from June 1 to 4 at the Armed Forces’ Cultural Activities Center in Taipei.
The Huakang Museum at the school will hold an exhibition of arts including dancing, painting, photos and aborigine culture during the period.
Picture shows students rehearsing the scene in which Julius Caesar was stabbed to death in the Forum.
The show is one of a series in the monthlong Huakang Arts Festival held by the College through May.
The festival, including displays of Chinese drama, music, and paintings put on by the students, is organized by the Department of Drama, Music and Arts of the school.
The Arts Department will hold a round-the-island exhibition including works by 59 students in mid-May.
The exhibition, including a total of 200 pieces, will be held in Tainan, Kaohsiung, Taichung and Taipei from May 14 to June 5.
The Music Department will also hold concerts at the Taipei City Hall and Taipei Shih-chien Hall on May 6, 23, 26 and June 6, 9, 10, 11, 13.
Chinese opera performances will be held from June 1 to 4 at the Armed Forces’ Cultural Activities Center in Taipei.
The Huakang Museum at the school will hold an exhibition of arts including dancing, painting, photos and aborigine culture during the period.
Picture shows students rehearsing the scene in which Julius Caesar was stabbed to death in the Forum.
