The classic Shakespeare tragedy opens Jan. 19. Karin Coonrod (King John, Everything that Rises Much Converge) directs.

Julius Caesar, the second entry in TFANA's season of betrayal, recreates Rome as the traditional democracy alters into a dictatorship under the leadership of Julius Caesar. Members of the Senate contemplate assassination as the only way out of their situation, but are they patriots or are they traitors?

Hindman returns to TFANA where, last season, he played one of the cowboys in the company's well-received Cymbeline. He was also featured in their Troilus and Cressida.

Graham Winton is Mark Antony with Michael Ray Escamilla as Octavius Caesar, Thomas M. Hammond (The General From America) as Marcus Brutus and Daniel Oreskes (Electra, The Fourth Sister) as Caius Cassius. Also in the cast are Justin Campbell, Simeon Moore, Michael Rogers, David Don Miller, Matt Saldivar, Katherine Borowitz (Portia), Hope Chernov (Calpurnia), Curzon Dobell, Andy Hoey, Nicholas Mongiardo-Copper and Jacob Garrett White.

Julius Caesar plays the Lortel, located at 121 Christopher Street. Tickets are $55, or $10 anytime for those 25 and under (inquire at box office only). For ticket information, call Tele-charge at (212) 239-6200. There will be free symposia following the matinees on Feb. 1 and 8. Theatre for a New Audience is on the web at http://www.tfana.org.