Caligula
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Dec 7, 2008
Closed Dec 30, 2008
Opened Dec 7, 2008
Closed Dec 30, 2008
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Horizon Theatre Rep presents the New York premiere of David Greig's highly lauded translation of Albert Camus' Caligula. Rafael De Mussa directs.
This production is set in an unspecified country during the 20th century, where the charismatic leader Caligula is given absolute freedom to challenge social convention in pursuit of personal obsession. Following the death of his beloved sister, Emperor Caligula deserts his people and honored position for three days and three nights. He returns with a single objective: to understand the meaning of life.
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Considered the most despotic of the Caesars, Caligula served deep-thinking Albert Camus as a handy candidate on whom to hang a play about the madness of political tyrants in the frightening pre-World War II build-up. And while the real-life Caligula was known to relish the theater, nowhere in Camus' play about ceaseless mayhem is there mention that one of the nasty man's favorite tortures -- besides poisoning his associates and installing their wives in brothels -- was murder by inept theatrical production. That, however, is what Horizon Theatre Rep almost achieves with its intermissionless, 105-minute mounting of Caligula -- presented in a recent David Greig translation -- at the Kirk Thea[...]