#15 March

[sweet-child-of-night]

[sterf17]

Happy Ides of March!! Try not to get stabbed!

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Front cover of the March 15, 1939 issue of Stage, featuring Katharine Hepburn as Tracy Lord in the Theatre Guild production The Philadelphia Story.

Photo: Wikimedia Commons

[booksmoviesanimalss1]

Beware the ides of March

[flowercrownonapegion]

Brutus told me to stab so I did

[fluffytimearts]

Ides of March Heel

"Brutus"

[from-and-for-nerds]

I want people I meet to think of me as a normal person.

I also want to celebrate an online holiday with a bunch of strangers in which we praise the death of Julius Caesar. And I wait for it all year long.

[stairnaheireann]

#OTD in Irish History | 15 March:

1672 – The first declaration of indulgence suspending penal laws against Catholics and dissenters is issued by Charles II. 1764 – Charles O’Conor, antiquary and historian, is born in Belanagare, Co Roscommon. 1773 – Oliver Goldsmith’s ‘She Stoops to Conquer’ is performed at Covent Garden Theatre, London. 1774 – Birth of author, Isaac Weld, in Dublin. 1813 – In the British House of Commons, Sir…

[la-cocotte-de-paris]

Happy Ides of March to all those who have wronged me... This one is 4 u ♡ xx 🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🗡🔪🩸

[be-gay-do-crime-ahaha]

HAPPY STAB CAESAR DAY!!!!!

[pavasol]

the thing i hate about being at the start of the dateline is that all of the holiday posts are a day late :((((

(someone kiwi pls make some ceasar posts i'm too technologically illiterate to make them myself)

[newyorkthegoldenage]

My Fair Lady opened at the Mark Hellinger Theater on March 15, 1956. It was an immediate smash. "A triumph" said the Post's Richard Watts. "Miraculous," proclaimed the Herald Tribune's Walter Kerr. "It has everything," said William Hawkins in the World-Telegram. Robert Coleman of the Daily Mirror called it "a masterpiece of musical comedy legerdemain." The Daily News's John Chapman wrote that it was the first musical since Guys and Dolls in which all the theatrical elements had been "blended so artfully and so enjoyably." Kerr also noted that when Julie Andrews, Rex Harrison, and Robert Coote let go in "The Rain in Spain," there was "no controlling the joy in the theater."

The show ran for a then-unprecedented 2,717 performances. Above, Julie Andrews as Eliza Doolittle in the opening scene.

Photo: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images/CT Insider

[greeneyed-thestral]

[dateinthelife]

15 March 1966

The Beatles did not win any Grammy Awards on this date.