“Bill Largess has successfully filleted George Bernard Shaw’s Caesar and Cleopatra from a detailed historical tale to a concise, 2-hour psychological study of the title characters. Caesar arrived in Egypt in 48 BC…Enabling Cleopatra to evolve from teen queen to cooler ruler challenges him much more than the same old same old of soldiering, and Washington Stage Guild’s excellent production, briskly directed by Largess, shares the fun.” –Broadway World DC

“WSG has done Washington theatergoers a service by presenting A TOP-NOTCH, WELL-PACED PRODUCTION, featuring EXCELLENT ACTING by the entire cast.” –DC Theater Arts

“…AN ENGAGING PIECE OF INTELLECTUAL THEATER…Washington Stage Guild’s goal to produce ‘smart theater for a smart town’ is ultimately satisfied in this production…If Cleopatra is the heart of the production, Craig Wallace’s Caesar is the soul…MASTERFULLY EXECUTED. Taylor and Wallace have created THE PERFECT DYNAMIC…” –MD Theater Guide