Very brief synopsis
What if Desdemona was not the innocent victim of unbridled jealousy but, in fact,
the unfaithful strumpet of Iago’s report?
A glimpse into the private back chamber of Othello’s palace on Cyprus, discovers a re-imagined Desdemona full of bawdy tales of conquest and sexual experience. Dark and tongue-in-cheek, Desdemona gives voice to the previously muted women in Shakespeare’s Othello and raises serious questions as to the role and depiction of women throughout cultural history.
Performed by Everyman Theatre Company in Y Stiwdio/ The Studio,
Tues 4th April – Sat 8th April 2006
Tickets: £8, (conc. £6 )
Box Office: 029 2030 4400 or www.chapter.org
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