<p>This is a brief, light-hearted presentation by two narrators and an ad hoc chorus on the Ides of March, explaining some of the background of this infamous date in history. </p><p>Enjoy. A little foolishness is good for the soul. </p>

This is a brief, light-hearted presentation by two narrators and an ad hoc chorus on the Ides of March, explaining some of the background of this infamous date in history. Enjoy. A little foolishness is good for the soul.

The Ides of March Revue

Minimalist production of original plays written by MC, drawn mostly but not exclusively* from Greek mythology. The first were Midas and Medea, followed by Jonah*, the crowdcasts As the Olympian World Turns and Last Gasp, MC's Homeric Cycle, Icarus, Murph!*, two more crowdcasts An Apocalyptic Apotheosis and Orpheus, and the modern Skool Dayz*. MC himself voices most of these (except for cameos and crowdcasts, obviously wherein MC can scarcely be heard, which may be a relief to some, lol!). 

At any rate, enjoy!

* Jonah `ain't exactly Greek, nor Murph, nor Skool Dayz for that matter!

Arts

Performing Arts

Minimalist production of original plays written by MC, drawn mostly but not exclusively* from Greek mythology. The first were Midas and Medea, followed by Jonah*, the crowdcasts As the Olympian World Turns and Last Gasp, MC's Homeric Cycle, Icarus, Murph!*, two more crowdcasts An Apocalyptic Apotheosis and Orpheus, and the modern Skool Dayz*. MC himself voices most of these (except for cameos and crowdcasts, obviously wherein MC can scarcely be heard, which may be a relief to some, lol!). At any rate, enjoy! * Jonah `ain't exactly Greek, nor Murph, nor Skool Dayz for that matter!

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