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[[Folger Theatre|Folger Theatre]] | [[Folger Theatre|Folger Theatre]] produced William Shakespeare's ''[[Othello|Othello]]'', directed by Aaron Posner, from May 9 to June 16, 2002. | ||
[[File:2002 Othello Folger 1.jpg | [[File:2002 Othello Folger 1.jpg|frame|Craig Wallace (Othello), Suli Holum (Desdemona), ''Othello'', Folger Theatre, 2002. Directed by Aaron Posner. Photo by Carol Pratt.|alt=|center]] | ||
==The Production== | |||
Scott Burgess was nominated for the [[Helen Hayes Awards|Helen Hayes Award]] "Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production" for his work on the production. | |||
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, United Scenic Artists (**), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers. | Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, United Scenic Artists (**), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers. | ||
===Cast=== | ===Cast=== | ||
*Craig Wallace*: Othello | *Craig Wallace*: Othello | ||
*Trey Lyford*: Iago | *Trey Lyford*: Iago | ||
*Lawrence Redmond*: Brabantio | *Lawrence Redmond*: Brabantio | ||
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*Thomas Ouellette*: The Duke of Venice | *Thomas Ouellette*: The Duke of Venice | ||
*Richard Price*: Lodovico | *Richard Price*: Lodovico | ||
*Eric Singdahlsen: Montano | *Eric Singdahlsen: Montano | ||
*Kimberly Gilbert*: | *Kimberly Gilbert*: Bianca | ||
*Scott Burgess: Musician/Herald | *Scott Burgess: Musician/Herald | ||
=== Creative team=== | ===Creative team=== | ||
*William Shakespeare, Playwright | |||
*Aaron Posner, Director | *Aaron Posner, Director | ||
*Tony Cisek**, Scenic Designer | *Tony Cisek**, Scenic Designer | ||
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*Brette Goldstein, Casting Director | *Brette Goldstein, Casting Director | ||
===Folger Theatre === | ===Folger Theatre=== | ||
*Janet Alexander Griffin, Artistic Producer | *Janet Alexander Griffin, Artistic Producer | ||
Latest revision as of 10:40, 12 March 2021
Folger Theatre produced William Shakespeare's Othello, directed by Aaron Posner, from May 9 to June 16, 2002.
The Production
Scott Burgess was nominated for the Helen Hayes Award "Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production" for his work on the production.
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, United Scenic Artists (**), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.
Cast
- Craig Wallace*: Othello
- Trey Lyford*: Iago
- Lawrence Redmond*: Brabantio
- Scot McKenzie*: Roderigo
- Dwayne Nitz*: Cassio
- Suli Holum*: Desdemona
- Holly Twyford*: Emilia
- Thomas Ouellette*: The Duke of Venice
- Richard Price*: Lodovico
- Eric Singdahlsen: Montano
- Kimberly Gilbert*: Bianca
- Scott Burgess: Musician/Herald
Creative team
- William Shakespeare, Playwright
- Aaron Posner, Director
- Tony Cisek**, Scenic Designer
- Dan Covey**, Lighting Designer
- Brenda Plakan**, Costume Designer
- Scott Burgess**, Original Music and Sound Designer
- Jennifer Peterson, Properties Designer
- John M. Gurski, Fight Choreographer
- Heather L. Pagella*, Stage Manager
- Brette Goldstein, Casting Director
Folger Theatre
- Janet Alexander Griffin, Artistic Producer
- Jane Pisano, General Manager
- Janet M. Clark, Production Manager
Image gallery
Trey Lyford (Iago), Craig Wallace (Othello), Othello, Folger Theatre, 2002. Directed by Aaron Posner. Carol Pratt.
Trey Lyford (Iago), Othello, Folger Theatre, 2002. Directed by Aaron Posner. Carol Pratt.
Craig Wallace in the tite role, Othello, Folger Theatre, 2002. Directed by Aaron Posner. Carol Pratt.
Holly Twyford (Emilia), Trey Lyford (Iago), Othello, Folger Theatre, 2002. Directed by Aaron Posner. Carol Pratt.
