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1. www.standard.co.uk › culture › theatreOthello at the National Theatre review - Giles Terera shines ...

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   Dec 1, 2022 · Othello at the National Theatre review - Giles Terera shines in this powerful, brutal staging. Almost everything in Clint Dyer’s production is harsh and stark. Giles Terera with Rosy...

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3. www.independent.co.uk › independentpremium › cultureOthello at National Theatre review: More horribly ...

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   Dec 1, 2022 · Othello National Theatre. Clint Dyer’s transfixing production, the first by a Black director at the National Theatre, has a quality that suggests it will quickly become a classic.

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4. www.westendtheatre.com › 145420Othello reviews at the National Theatre starring Giles Terera

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   Dec 1, 2022 · Reviews are in for Clint Dyer’s 2022 production of Othello at the National Theatre starring Giles Terera. Clint Dyer, deputy artistic director of the National Theatre, directs Giles Terera ( Hamilton , Death of England: Face to Face ) in the title role of Shakespeare’s tragedy of passion, jealousy, and race.

5. www.spectator.co.uk › article › the-acting-rescuesThe acting rescues it: National Theatre’s Othello reviewed

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   Dec 10, 2022 · Othello is the foremost warrior in Venice. Anyone who drew a knife on him would be dead within seconds. The far-right mob are clad in black and their status as fascists is emphasised by Iago...

6. www.theartsdesk.com › theatre › othello-nationalOthello, National Theatre review - ambitious but emotionally ...

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   Dec 10, 2022 · reviews, news & interviews. Othello, National Theatre review - ambitious but emotionally underpowered. Clint Dyer's new take makes Othello a victim of mob mentality. by Helen Hawkins Saturday, 10 December 2022. Trouble and strife: Giles Terera and Rosy McEwen in 'Othello' Myah Jeffers.

7. www.timeout.com › london › theatreOthello review: Olivier-winning Hamilton star Giles Terera ...

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   Dec 1, 2022 · Rory Kinnear’s terrifying Iago was happy to viciously slur Adrian Lester’s Moorish general Othello. But it was just one tool in his arsenal, and with a relatively diverse cast, and a modern ...

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   Who plays Giles Terera in Othello 2022?

   • Reviews are in for Clint Dyer’s 2022 production of Othello at the National Theatre starring Giles Terera. Clint Dyer, deputy artistic director of the National Theatre, directs Giles Terera (Hamilton, Death of England: Face to Face) in the title role of Shakespeare’s tragedy of passion, jealousy, and race.

   Othello reviews at the National Theatre starring Giles Terera

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   Is Othello a neo-fascist movie?

   • Giles Terera (Othello) and Rosy McEwen (Desdemona) in Othello at the National Theatre. Image: Myah Jeffers Crude eccentricities damage the potential brilliance of Othello at the National. Some of the visual gestures seem to have been approved by crazies from the neo-fascist fringe.

   The acting rescues it: National Theatre’s Othello reviewed

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   Is Othello a good movie?

   • Fluting voiced and thoughtful, Terera’s Othello is a distinct contrast to the coarse, thuggish world around him, in a production that suggests white rage and Black mental health problems are inextricably linked in a white-dominated society. Terera’s Othello is pretty resilient.

   ‘Othello’ review - Time Out

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   Did 'Othello' make it about race?

   • As I recall, the last National Theatre ‘Othello’ – from 2013 – didn’t make it about race. Rory Kinnear’s terrifying Iago was happy to viciously slur Adrian Lester’s Moorish general Othello.

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   Is Othello a racist play?

   • "Giles Terera’s Othello is the only black actor in a white cast, foregrounding the racism in the play. And Dyer’s searing staging makes it plain that the story unfolds in a deeply prejudiced society — both racist and misogynist — which plays into Iago’s success."

   Othello reviews at the National Theatre starring Giles Terera

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   Is this Othello a melodrama?

   • "This Othello plays out as a traditional thriller that occasionally veers into melodrama. A new vision does come though, breathtakingly so, in a radical half-hour at the end when it feels as if Dyer is revealing another play beneath the story we know about jealousy and mistrust.

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9. www.britishtheatreguide.info › reviews › othelloTheatre review: Othello at National Theatre (Lyttelton Theatre)

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   Theatre review of Othello (William Shakespeare) from National Theatre at National Theatre (Lyttelton Theatre) - reviewer: Howard Loxton.