Performance

Venue	The Rose Playhouse
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	5th July 2011
To	30th July 2011
When	Tue-Sat 19:30
Prices	From £12.00. To £12.00.
The Rose Playhouse (V0290483190)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

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:: (T021242705)

Directed by Suba Das, the youngest ever Resident Director at the National Theatre Studio, this bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s tale of jealousy, obsession and sex draws on Grand Guignol, Kubrick, and the uniquely disturbing quality of London’s most fascinating archaeological space, to create a site-specific period horror movie. 90 minutes. No interval. For audiences over 18 only.

Company	Custome Practice
Director	Suba Das
Performer	Nana-Amoo Gottfried (Othello)
Design	Penelope Watson
Lighting	Dan Jones
Performer	Cary Crankson (Iago)
Performer	Ruth Pickett (Desdemona)
Performer	Nana Amoo-Gottfried (Othello)
Performer	Emily Randall (Emilia)
Performer	Steve Clarek (Cassio)
Performer	Richard Kiess (Roderigo)
Performer	Daniel Wiltshire (Brabantio)
Performer	John Sears (Duke of Venice)

Listing:: L2054273574

Current production:Work

Production details

Directed by Suba Das, the youngest ever Resident Director at the National Theatre Studio, this bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s tale of jealousy, obsession and sex draws on Grand Guignol, Kubrick, and the uniquely disturbing quality of London’s most fascinating archaeological space, to create a site-specific period horror movie. 90 minutes. No interval. For audiences over 18 only.

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