REVIEW: Othello: A Tragedy In Text, A Triumph in Production
Mr. Chace’s villainy is perfection: exhibited clearly while still maintaining brilliant restraint, somehow making Iago even more sinister.
March 9, 2026
Mr. Chace’s villainy is perfection: exhibited clearly while still maintaining brilliant restraint, somehow making Iago even more sinister.
From the beginning, the emotions are so palpable that the language almost became secondary.
As the son of a military officer who served in World War II, I found this very fulfilling,
If you’re looking for an experience that prompts discussion, reflection, and personal self-examination, I wouldn’t miss this show.
…the sheer gusto of the cast made it hard not to laugh along.
“We fell in love with the city,” McCombs says. “I never dreamed that as actors we could buy a home here.”
So many live professional, semi professional and academic productions coming in January and February!
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Zamani Munashe elevates this production. She brings fire and fierceness to the character of Vera Stark