Othello (2005)
Written at the height of Shakespeare’s creativity, Othello explores the tragedy of a love destroyed by jealousy. Provoked by the treacherous Iago’s lies, Othello begins to mistrust his loyal bride, Desdemona. As his suspicions rise, Othello collapses under the weight of his self-doubt, eventually destroying his once-happy marriage. With poetry rivaling King Lear and with the psychological depth of Hamlet, Shakespeare constructs a highly charged tale of prejudice, revenge and the destruction of innocence.
Director: Michael Kahn
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Patrick Page as Iago |
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Erik Steele as Roderigo |
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David Sabin as Brabantio |
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Avery Brooks as Othello |
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Colleen Delany as Desdemona |
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Gregory Wooddell as Cassio |
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Ralph Cosham as Duke of Venice |
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Alan Nebelthau as Gratiano |
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Michael John Casey as Senator of Venice / Ensemble |
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Laurence Drozd as Lodovico |
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Joris Stuyck as Montano |
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Lise Bruneau as Emilia |
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Andrea Cirie as Bianca |
| Directing | Michael Kahn | Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jess Goldstein | Costume Designer |
| Art | James Noone | Set Designer |
| Sound | Martin Desjardins | Sound Designer |
| Sound | Adam Wernick | Music |
| Crew | Paul Dennhardt | Fight Choreographer |
