...Eric Bentley THE AMERICAN OTHELLO ERIC BENTLEY Paul Robeson by Martin Bauml Duber- if in conflict with him, automatically admissions of ignorance or so often ad...

... by Castle in televised Othellos (“Race-ing Othello, Re- her historical discussion. engender i ng White- 0 u t ,” by B arb ar a On a personal note, as a lesbian who came of Hodgdon) or Prosper02 Books (“Shakespeare in age in ACT UP meetings, coming out and the Age of Post-Mechanical...

... Min, a leading puppeteer from Myanmar (since this piece was written, U Zaw Min has died). A giant O swallows Desdemona’s ghost: O for Performing within his unique tradition, he first Othello. Singaporean video artist Matthew dances the Desdemona-as-puppet...

... why it is in that condition, and how one can change it. I hope with which he performed the role of Othello, with terrible and nobody is satisfied with the world as it is: that’s why we have to dangerous emotions. At various times, when he felt possessed by change...

... of the controversy were I’d make about ye’r ears the worst of clatters The joint appearances of Rice and Rice’s comically mangled texts of Hamlet And tear my shirt and passion into tatters. Wallet became a battle of the bards, in and Othello. Sacrificing Elizabethan poetry Rice even devotes a passage...

... Theatre. - The Sound of Two Hands Clapping. London: Jonathan Cape Ltd, 1975. The development of the National Theatre's production of The Recruiting Officer (1963) is described by the Literary Manager in "A Rehearsal Logbook" (pp. 119-26); the rehearsal process of Othello (1964) is detailed...

...-­scène in the late twentieth century Carlson sur- prisingly ignores. While students seem not to mind at all eight-­hour drinking experi- Othello, directed ences made possible by their knowledge of German, their theater teachers’ experiences by George Tabori...

...- - the living, troubled fact of Artaud emerges more vividly here don, but also on his subsequent adaptations of Hamlet, Macbeth, than in Marowitz’s fictionalized account. Marowitz acknowledges Othello, and The Taming of the Shrew. In Artaud at Rodex, in his introduction that he is presenting a “version...

... in the audience. Next came her production of Othello starring the fabulous African American Canada Lee as Banquo in Macbeth, directed by Orson Welles, Federal Theatre Project, New York, 1936. Courtesy of the Library of Congress, Music Division, Federal Theatre Project Collection strange eventful history 1 7 bass...

... Room), the dance-theater adaptation Othello, Desdemona, and Iago, and the interactive media satire Hér og nú (Here and Now). The final performance was by dance-theater soloist Erna Ómarsdóttir, The Talking Tree. (Ómarsdóttir is Ice- 114...

... Room), the dance-theater adaptation Othello, Desdemona, and Iago, and the interactive media satire Hér og nú (Here and Now). The final performance was by dance-theater soloist Erna Ómarsdóttir, The Talking Tree. (Ómarsdóttir is Ice- 114...

... and the central terms of the book becomes essen- begin to fill in the picture of 20th-century tial when confronted with examinations of homosexual community sketched by Castle in televised Othellos (“Race-ing Othello, Re- her historical discussion. engender i ng White- 0 u t ,” by B arb ar...

... provocatively set in Nazi-­occupied Poland gradually assumes overtones of Euripides’s The Bacchae and Racine’s Phèdre, as well as Hamlet and Othello. As in the late plays of Shakespeare, the elements of comedy, pas- toral, and tragedy in Pornografia are freely blended, but here they are embedded...

.... In discussing Orson Welles’s Othello, Tatspaugh first says, “Welles relies on visual effects to amplify the heavily cut text and to contribute to the presentation of ” the principal characters. Then she notes, “The sharp and moving visual images, which appeal primarily to the eye, undermine the tragic intent...

... be two Othellos (one played by a man, the other by a woman, who never seem to recognize each other’s presence onstage) is never made clear. Is the male Othello, ostensibly transformed into a “woman” in his final moments...

... Press, Cambridge, and was nominated for a Tony Award. Until the appearance of $10.00. Wilson was recognized chiefly as a poet; his poetry has been published in (paper) Othello by Martin L. Wine, (Text...

... Press, Cambridge, and was nominated for a Tony Award. Until the appearance of $10.00. Wilson was recognized chiefly as a poet; his poetry has been published in (paper) Othello by Martin L. Wine, (Text...

... Press, Cambridge, and was nominated for a Tony Award. Until the appearance of $10.00. Wilson was recognized chiefly as a poet; his poetry has been published in (paper) Othello by Martin L. Wine, (Text...

... solely from Othello, the latter from both The Merry Wives of Windsor and the Henry /V plays. It is interesting to notice the way Hugo von Hofmannsthal's preface to Die Agyprische Helena, translated by Hilde Cohen, appeared in the "Journal of Aesthetics and Art...

.... . . . The sight of some screens for Othello gave me the thrill which only the reading of Shakespeare had been able to give me!* 1. Quoted in Edward Craig, Gordon Craig: The Story of his Life, (New York, 19681, p. 238. 2. Quoted in Janet Leeper, Edward Gordon Craig (London, 19481, p. 19...