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Albert Camus’s *Caligula* suggests a bloodthirsty drama complete with the clang of weapons and historical costumes. But then it wouldn’t be Camus. The play is interwoven with philosophical reflections. This lends the drama an explosiveness and virtuosity that grips the audience and won’t let go. Tense, witty, brutal—and, unsurprisingly, very timely. The tyrants of our age send their regards.