Lyttelton theatre, LondonGiles Terera stars in a thrilling production with a radical climax that explores the domestic violence in Shakespeare's play In 1964, the National Theatre Company staged Othello with Laurence Olivier playing the military commander in blackface. Clint Dyer's new production speaks to the play's murky performance history in its opening optics, perhaps even to the ghost of Olivier's Othello himself. There are posters of old productions projected on to Chloe Lamford's spare, ...
Lyttelton theatre, LondonGiles Terera stars in a thrilling production with a radical climax that explores the domestic violence in Shakespeare's play In 1964, the National Theatre Company staged Othello with Laurence Olivier playing the military commander in blackface. Clint Dyer's new production speaks to the play's murky performance history in its opening optics, perhaps even to the ghost of Olivier's Othello himself. There are posters of old productions projected on to Chloe Lamford's spare, ...
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