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Othello: Presented by the Orlando-UCF Shakespeare Festival at the Goldman Theater, Orlando, Florida

By: Eskin, Catherine R. | Shakespeare Bulletin, Spring 2005 | Article details

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Othello: Presented by the Orlando-UCF Shakespeare Festival at the Goldman Theater, Orlando, Florida


Eskin, Catherine R., Shakespeare Bulletin


Othello Presented by the Orlando-UCF Shakespeare Festival at the Goldman Theater, Orlando, Florida. February 26-March 28, 2004. Directed by Richard Width. Set by Bob Phillips. Costumes by Denise Warner. Lighting by Eric T. Haugen. Sound by James Cleveland. Fights and Combat by Tony Giacomelli and Richard Width. With Esau Pritchett (Othello), Eric Hisson (Iago), Sarah Hankins (Desdemona, Servant), Suzanne O' Donnel (Duke of Venice, Emilia), Timothy Williams (Cassio, Servant), Chris Taylor (Roderigo, Officer), Mark Brotherton (Brabantio, Officer, Lodovico), and Becky Fisher (Senator, Montano, Bianca, Servant).

The Orlando-UCF Shakespeare Festival (currently celebrating their fifteenth anniversary) gave their first Shakespeare performance of the season with Othello. When the Festival premiered in the fall of 1989, it offered only two performances, both Shakespeare (Taming of the Shrew and The …

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