The Pride of India (2021), director Abhishek Dudhaiya is back — but not on celluloid. He is writing and producing the play, Junoon, a modern-day adaptation of the Shakespearean tragedy, Othello. “I ...

Summer in Dallas means Shakespeare and picnics under the stars. This year, the Shakespeare Dallas’ stage is sizzling with the jealousy and passion of Othello, now playing at Samuell-Grand ...

The star power of Gold’s Othello will assure long lines for tickets. Daniel Craig, most famous for playing James Bond, plays Iago, and the multi-award garlanded David Oyelowo, best known in the ...

Audra McDonald told Jake Gyllenhaal that she "can't afford to come to your show" while the pair discussed their current Broadway runs in the revivals of 'Gypsy' and 'Othello.' The latter play ...

Washington’s role as Othello is a full-circle moment for the Training Day star. At 22 years old, he played the character while a student at Fordham University. “This is a 48-year journey for me.

Othello may have the glamour, the grand poetic speeches and a death scene for the ages. But there is a reason that Laurence Olivier, who would play the part blackface to divisive effect in the ...

Othello is a lot squishier, hacking on as he does about the curse of marriage and how he can’t control his wife’s sexual appetite.

Jake Gyllenhaal took Architectural Digest inside his "Othello" dressing room, and suffice to say, we may now know why tickets to the Broadway show are going for up to $900.

"Othello" is the Tony-winner's sixth Broadway show. He plays the title character, Othello, the military commander stirred into a murderous rage after his ensign, Iago, convinces him his wife ...

After all the blaring headlines around “Othello” on Broadway—Denzel! Jake! Tickets near a thousand dollars!—how strange that the production itself is so lacking in execution.

Following Sprawl's head-turning Bibhu Mahapatra moment, we caught up with the actress to discuss her personal style and her pivotal role in 'Othello.' ...

“Othello” has been brought to the screen before, most (in)famously with the 1965 version which starred Laurence Olivier as the titular character.