Julius Caesar

It is one of the most important plays of English writer William Shakespeare. It consists of five chapters. Shakespeare drew its topic and incidents from the life of Julius Caesar and Marcus Antonius. Critics believe that it is the first play written by Chikspeare adapted from the Roman life, which is conducted by two plays Antonio Cleopitra and Kurolins. Theatrical structure. The construction or structure of the play goes according to the classic school. It consists of: the first chapter: describes the situation, such as the reasons for the increasing hostility towards Caesar. Chapter Two: hostility is evolving into a conspiracy against Caesar and disposal. Chapter Four: It paves the way for the solution, as it confirms the approaching end of the conspirators. Chapter Five: It ends with the tragedy of the conspirators.