by William Shakespeare
directed by Henry Godinez


October 7 – 16, 2005
WED - SAT at 7:30 pm
SUN at 2 pm

Previews
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WED 10/5 & THU 10/6 at 7:30 pm
Special Morning Matinee:
TUE 10/11 at 10 am

scenic design by John P. Sundling
costume design by Ryan J. Todd
lighting design by Jill Norris
sound design by Ray Nardelli
dramaturgy by Evan Fillon & R.J. Hodde

stage management by Sara Poorman



SUMMARY
William Shakespeare's masterful tragedy explores the timeless themes of love, war and toxic jealousy, set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War and racial and social issues of 1969. Manipulated by his villainous lieutenant Iago, Othello's descent into darkness and destruction is especially poignant and powerful.

The cast features Nathan Boren (Duke/Clown), Phillip James Brannon (Othello), Casey Campbell (Cassio), Yosh Hayashi (Montano/Senator), Stephen Loch (Brabantio), Stephan Madar (Iago), Nate Maher (Gratiano/Senator), David Rispoli (Lodovico/Senator), Teissia Treynet (Desdemona), Mira Vasiljevic (Emilia), Tiffany Villarin (Bianca), Rawson Vint (Roderigo).


SPECIAL EVENTS
Theater Thursday
On THU 10/6, attend a pre-show reception with members of the production team and get behind-the-scenes before seeing the performance. This event begins at 6 pm in the lower lobby of the Merle Reskin Theatre. Tickets are $20; mention "Theater Thursdays" when ordering.

DePaul Night
On WED 10/12, tickets are half price for all DePaul faculty, staff and students, as well as any college student (with ID).

DePaul Family Weekend 2005
Performances on FRI 11/14, SAT 11/15 and SUN 11/16 are part of DePaul Family Weekend 2005. If you are related to a DePaul University student, mention "Family Weekend" when you call and pay just $10 per ticket. DePaul students pay $6.

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Interpreted in ASL
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HURRICANE RELIEF
The Theatre School is partnering with the League of Chicago Theatres to reach out to people affected by the recent hurricanes in the Gulf Coast. Audience members are encouraged to make donations in any amount (cash or check made payable to the American Red Cross). Members of the company wil accept donations in the lobby after each performance. Donations will be combined with contributions from theatres across the city and sent to the American Red Cross Hurricane Relief Fund on behalf of the entire Chicago theatre community.

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