Articles about Othello
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The new Stratford Othello is red hot. That goes for the way it looks, sounds, feels and takes possession
Graham Abbey (l), Dion Johnstone (photo by Michael Cooper)Heavy Act With Heavy HeartStratford's Othello brims with intensity and passionby Stuart Munro@StuartMunroTOThere's a certain amount …
The Stratford actor, returning for his eighth season at the festival, is having the time of his life with the role of Othello in Shakespeare's play of the same name.
Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre was launched in 2010 to create "the perfect summer-time experience with drama and carefree picnics mingling to perfection. Above all we wanted audiences …
This September, the Globe to Globe 2012 smash-hit Othello: The Remix, returns to London for an exclusive run at the Unicorn Theatre. Our offer is valid for selected performancesDescribed as …
Includes World Premiere, 'Higgins In Harlem'
If you don't mind an Othello (Adrian Lester) and an Iago (Rory Kinnear) policing Cyprus in desert fatigues and...
Productions based on Shakespeare's Othello and Henry V are to be staged as part of the Unicorn Theatre's autumn season. Othello: the Remix, which featured in Shakespeare's Globe's festival o…
The Q Brothers' hip-hop adaptation of Othello is bringing new audiences to Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. CST Creative Producer Rick Boynton, who helped develop Othello: The Remix, joins broth…
West End Review, May 2013, part 1. Mark Shenton hosts a session looking at Othello (National Theatre), Relatively Speaking (Wyndham's Theatre), Passion Play (Duke of York's), The Weir (Donma…
National Theatre Live: Othello trailer
Othello broadcasts live on Thursday 26 September
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Former heavyweight champion sets his sights on Shakespeare after wrapping up his one-man stage show, Undisputed TruthIt might bring new meaning to the line "lend me your ears", but former bo…
PLEASE, SIR, I WANT SOME MOOR Alas, this is mainly a review of record: This is the final weekend to savor the triumphant revival of the Joffrey Ballet's Othello. Originally given its world p…
If Nicholas Hytner's decade and a half in charge of the National Theatre is to be remembered by a single show, this is the one to go into the history books. Like Antony and Cleopatra, Othell…
And you thought "Othello" was all about Shakespeare's language. Think again. As the Joffrey Ballet is so brilliantly demonstrating in its fiercely realized revival of choreographer Lar Lubov…
Here at AYT, we like to give you the opportunity to see as much new and vibrant theatre as possible which is why we are offering you the chance to win a pair of tickets to see Othello at the…
The core of Othello is its base emotions of love, ambition and betrayal " and thanks to gloriously haunting music, flawless choreography and the magnificent Joffrey dancers, Lar Lubovitch's …
Olivier, LondonThese days it's becoming hard to write about the theatre without praising Nicholas Hytner. Can't he do something wrong so that we critics can start looking less like courtiers…
Where's a good doctor when you need one? Iago implies that he has, personally, administered some physic. His practice is to kill, not cure, though. In Nicholas Hytner's keenly awaited NT sta…
"SHAKESPEARE PRESENTED AFRESH? IT REALLY MUST BE SPRING." - The New York Times (CLICK HERE to read the full review) THE NATIONAL THEATRE OF GREAT BRITAIN'S NEW PRODUCTION OF SHAKESPEARE'S OT…
The Seagull gets a racy makeover, Othello decamps to a modern military base and Cherkoui's dancers are beautifully and violently busy … it's the week on stage as seen by Tristram KentonTri…
In Hytner's modern production of Othello, it is only Brabantio, Desdemona's father (played by William Chubb) who is racist and any jibe made at Othello's skin colour causes a flinch to rippl…
As Nicholas Hytner's revival opens at the National Theatre, we celebrate six notable screen Othellos, from Orson Welles' film noir approach to a US high-school version, via Laurence Olivier …
Nicholas Hytner's exceptionally strong and coherent production sets Shakespeare's tragedy in today's Middle East, Ian Shuttleworth writes
Olivier, National Theatre: Nicholas Hytner and Adrian Lester present a soldier's tragedy in a contemporary military compound that could be anywhere - Bosnia, Iraq, Afghanistan - where t…
