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woman costumes Othello Theatre:Founders’ Theatre Written by:William Shakespeare Director & Fight Director:Tony Simotes Cast:Elizabeth Aspenlieder, Jonathan Croy, Michael Hammond, Merritt Janson, LeRoy McClain, Tom Rindge, John Douglas Thompson, Michael F. Toomey, Walton Wilson, Ryan Winkles, Kristin Wold Set Designer:Yoshi Tanokura Costume Designer Gail Brassard Lighting Designer:Les Dickert Composer/Sound Designer:Scott Killian movement director: Susan Dibble voice & text coach: Malcolm Ingram Assist. Fight director & fight captain: Ryan Winkles assistant lighting designer: Chris Thielking assistant to the director: Kelly Galvin Photos by Kevin Sprague ©2008 OTHELLO Act 1 In front of the castle, next to the harbor On a stormy night, the people of Cyprus anxiously await the arrival of the new governor, Othello, from the battle with the Turks. Othello arrives safely and announces that the Turkish fleet has been destroyed, and the Cypriots cheer. Othello’s ensign, Iago, offers to help a young Venetian gentleman Roderigo in his seduction of Othello’s wife Desdemona, because he (Iago) wants revenge against the Moor. Othello has appointed Cassio to be the captain of the navy, a position that Iago hoped to have. The people of Cyprus celebrate the navy’s safe return by lighting a bonfire. In the tavern, Iago proposes a toast to Othello and his wife, while Cassio fulsomely praises Desdemona. Iago offers Cassio wine, but Casio says he has had enough. Iago pressures him and when Iago offers a toast to Othello and Desdemona, Cassio gives in. Iago sings a drinking song and continues to pour Cassio wine. Montano enters and calls for Cassio to begin his watch, he is surprised to find Cassio drunk and barely able to stand upright. To Montano’s surprise, Iago explains that this is how Cassio spends every evening. Roderigo laughs at Cassio’s drunkenness and Cassio attacks him. Montano tells Cassio to refrain, but Cassio draws his sword and threatens to crack open Montano’s head. Cassio and Montano begin to duel, and Iago sends Roderigo to call the alarm. Cassio wounds Montano as Othello enters and orders them to lower their swords. Othello asks “honest Iago†to explain how the duel began, but Iago says he doesn’t know. Othello then turns to Cassio, who feels embarrassed and cannot excuse his actions. When Othello discovers that Montano is wounded, he becomes enraged. Desdemona enters and upon seeing that his bride’s rest has been disturbed. Othello declares that Cassio is no longer captain. The Cypriots leave Othello alone with Desdemona. Together Othello and Desdemona recall why they fell in love. They kiss and then walk back to the castle. Act 2 Inside the castle, a chamber next to the garden Iago suggests Cassio should ask Desdemona to talk to Othello about his demotion, because Desdemona can influence her husband to reinstate him. Desdemona and Emilia enter, and Cassio begins to plead with Desdemona. Iago watches them and proclaims his evil Credo. Othello enters; Iago, pretending not to notice him. Says that he is deeply troubled. Othello asks what’s wrong, and Iago responds by giving vague answers. Finally, he hints that Cassio and Desdemona are having an affair. Othello feels himself becoming jealous, but he wants proof of Desdemona’s betrayal first. A crowd of children, sailors and Cypriots encircles Desdemona, praising her beauty and purity. They leave her gifts and wish her happiness before leaving. Desdemona carries Cassio’s request for reinstatement to Othello. Othello sourly tells her to ask him another time and says he has a headache. Desdemona wraps his head in a handkerchief Othello once gave her, linen embroidered with strawberries. Othello throws it to the ground and says he doesn’t need it. Emilia picks up the handkerchief. Desdemona asks for Othello’s forgiveness. Aside, Iago demands that Emilia give him the handkerchief. When she refuses, Iago takes it from her. Othello dismisses the others, and sings that now he believes that Desdemona may be deceiving him. Iago returns, and the jealous Othello demands proof of Desdemona’s infidelity. Iago says that once, when he and Cassio were sleeping in the same room, he heard Cassio talking to Desdemona in a dream. In the dream, says Iago, Cassio told Desdemona that they must be careful to conceal their love. Iago says that dreams don’t prove anything, but remarks that he saw Cassio carrying Desdemona’s strawberry â€" embroidered handkerchief just the day before. Together, Othello and Iago swear vengeance on Desdemona. Act 3 The great hall of the castle. A small hall next to the great hall. Iago explains to Othello that he will lure Cassio here and talk with him while Othello watches, hidden. He leaves to go get Cassio. Desdemona enters and reminds Othello of Cassio’s request. Othello says that he still has a headache, and asks her to wrap her handkerchief around his head. When Desdemona produces a different handkerchief, Othello demands the one with strawberries. When she says she doesn’t have it. Othello says that it was a talisman, and troubles will befall her if she loses it. Desdemona says that he is trying to ignore Cassio’splea, and as she asks him about Cassio, he demands the handkerchief ever more insistently. Desdemona protests that she is faithful; Othello sends her away. Othello laments his fate when Iago calls out “Cassio is here!†Othello hides as Iago and Cassio enter. Cassio says he had hoped to see Desdemona here, for he wanted to know whether she had been successful with Othello. Iago asks him to tell of his adventures with that woman. Casio asks which woman, and, softly, so that Othello cannot hear, Iago says “Biancaâ€. Cassio laughs about his romantic adventures; Othello assumes he is talking about Desdemona. Iago also knows that Cassio has the strawberry â€" embroidered handkerchief, which Iago had previously hidden in Cassio’s house. Bugles sound, announcing the arrival of the Venetian ambassador. Iago warns Cassio that he should leave unless he wants to see Othello. Cassio exits and Othello determines to kill his wife by suffocating her “in her bed. While Iago will take care of Cassio. Lodovico, Desdemona, Emilia, Roderigo, and other dignitaries enter, noting Cassio’s absence. Iago tells him that Cassio is out of favor, and Desdemona says that he will soon be restored. Iago explains to the puzzled Lodovico that perhaps Cassio’s restoration is her wish. Desdemona says that it is, for she has quite affection for him. Othello calls her a demon and almost strikes her violently but held by Lodovico. Othello then calls for Cassio. Cassio enters and Othello reads a letter from the Doge, announcing that he (Othello) has been called back to Venice and Cassio is the new Duke of Cyprus. Enraged, Othello throws Desdemona to the ground. Desdemona on the ground laments. Emilia and Lodovico, comfort Desdemona. Aside, Iago tells Othello that tonight is the night to take revenge. Iago then secretly tells Roderigo that the only way to prevent Desdemona from leaving is for the new Duke to die, and arranges for Roderigo to kill Cassio that night. Othello orders everyone to leave. Desdemona goes to comfort him, but Lodovico drags her away as Othello curses her. Othello raves about the handkerchief, then collapses. Iago presses Othello’s forehead with his heel, then walks away. Outside the crowd of Cypriots calls out victory and glory for Othello. Act 4 Desdemona’s chamber. A lit lamp in front of an image of the Virgin Mary. Desdemona and Emilia are preparing for bed. Desdemona asks Emilia to put out the bridal gown she used on her wedding day, and says that if she dies, she wants to be buried in it. Emilia tells not to talk about such things. Desdemona recalls how her mother had a servant named Barbara, who fell in love with a man but went mad when he left her. After Emilia leaves, Desdemona prays. (Ave Maria) and then falls asleep. Silently, Othello enters with a sword. He kisses his wife three times; she awakens. Othello asks her if she has prayed tonight, because he doesn’t want to kill her soul. She asks God for mercy, both for her and for Othello. Othello accuses her of sin, saying that he must kill her because she loves Cassio. Desdemona denies it and asks that he summon Cassio on her behalf. Othello says that Cassio is already dead. Desdemona pleads for mercy, but Othello tells her it’s too late for that and strangles her. Emilia knocks at the door, announcing that Cassio has killed Roderigo. Desdemona softly calls out that she has been unjustly accused, and then dies. Emilia calls Othello a murderer; he retorts that Iago gave him proof of Desdemona’s infidelity. Othello begins to threaten Emilia, who calls for help. Iago, Cassio, and Lodovico enter. Emilia demands that Iago deny Othello’s accusation; he refuses. Othello says that the handkerchief Desdemona gave to Cassio is proof enough. Emilia, horrified, explains that Iago had stolen the handkerchief; Cassio corroborates her story. Montano enters and says that Roderigo, with his dying breath, has revealed Iago’s plan. Iago, brandishing his sword, runs away. After he realizes what has happened, Othello grieves over Desdemona’s death. He then draws a dagger from his robe and stabs himself. Others try to stop him but it is too late. Before he dies, he drags himself to his wife and kisses her. He lies dead next to Desdemona.
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