Performance

Venue	Riverside Studios
	Also: Studios 1, 2 and 3, Cinema
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	4th October 2023
To	29th October 2023
When	19:45. Sat Mats 15:00. Sun 14:30
Riverside Studios (V331)
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Date of change: 31 Aug 23 - T461225605

Othello

Work:: Othello (S4489)

Othello, a Moor, falls in love with Desdemona but is broken by jealousy falsely encouraged. Shakespeare's most human play sets delicacy and power, trust and jealousy, love and hate, good and evil in stark and tragic opposition. Powerless in the face of their own self destructive instincts, the characters are caught on a downward spiral towards inevitable tragedy.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T461225605)

Iago, appearing as one shape-shifting, corrosive force thrillingly dramatised by three performers. This imaginative and fresh take on Othello conceived by director Sinead Rushe, allows audiences to be fully immersed in the story, and to understand how Iago is able to penetrate Othello's mind so deeply.

Producer	Trish Wadley
Presented by	Sinead Rushe Production
Music	Michael C Fox
Director	Sinead Rushe
Design	Natalie Pryce
Lighting	Alex Lewer
Sound	Ali Taie
Stage Manager	April Johnston
Stage Manager	James Christensen
Performer	Martins Imhangbe (Othello)
Performer	Michael C Fox (Iago)
Performer	Orlando James (Iago)
Performer	Jeremy Neumark Jones (Iago)
Performer	Rose Riley (Desdemona)

Listing:: L1480568596

Current production:Work

Production details

Iago, appearing as one shape-shifting, corrosive force thrillingly dramatised by three performers. This imaginative and fresh take on Othello conceived by director Sinead Rushe, allows audiences to be fully immersed in the story, and to understand how Iago is able to penetrate Othello's mind so deeply.

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