While its spectacle sometimes doesn’t leave it room to breathe, the elements bring to life the mysticism at the heart of the play.

That Mark Antony was really a master manipulator. Watching the statesman (Andrew Long) effortlessly work a crowd is one of the many joys of Shakespeare Theater’s Julius Caesar, now playing at Sidney Harman Hall. The company has finally found a production that, in the capable hands of director David Muse, befits the grandeur of the company’s massive new space. Dan Kremer plays Caesar as an out-of-touch, ego-driven leader bound by superstition and plagued with bouts…