Around 1978, I attended a performance of "Julius Caesar". Nothing unusual about that - except that the play was put on by Broomhill Infants' School in Brislington and the actors were aged about eight. The Mums made the "Roman" type soldiers' outfits, skirts and sandals and plumed head gear, plus the occasional toga. There was much rampaging about and fighting with wooden swords covered with silver foil. Young "Caesar" was a splendid orator and my son, Kevin Lindegaard, as Brutus, was in the thick of it when the great man was foully done to death. A good time was had by all. What splendid teachers to think up such a scheme!.  

I promise you, I didn't dream the whole thing and I am sure that anybody involved would never forget it. Does anyone have a photo?