Who was the naughtiest Roman emperor of them all? I'd nominate Elagabalus, but Caligula runs a close second. Albert Camus made him the subject of a 1938 play, intending to remind the audience of ...
The priceless power of catharsis. [ theater ] In defiance of all expectation, Tehran theater thrives. Small houses as well as the official Shahr Theater are drawing audiences with plays ranging from ...
The mad Emperor Caligula rules over Rome. People are murdered, robbed, and hanged on a whim. Caligula's horse is the leader of the government. Rome's future is held hostage, reality itself is up for ...