Iago works Othello into a frenzy of jealousy when he gets hold of a cherished handkerchief that Othello had given to Desdemona as a token of his love.

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Roderigo lures Cassio into a fight that leads to Cassio’s prompt dismissal by Othello, making Iago Othello’s closest advisor and further ensnaring Cassio and Desdemona in Iago’s devious plot.

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Iago sets the stage for Cassio’s downfall by convincing Roderigo that Desdemona is secretly in love with him.

Iago spurs Roderigo to rile up Brabantio with accusations that Othello has stolen his daughter, Desdemona, but Othello defends himself by speaking truthfully of his love and Desdemona defends her choice in marriage by proclaiming her allegiance to her husband.

Mfoniso Udofia’s unsparing translation of Shakespeare’s cruelest tragedy unmasks the ravages of prejudice and racism with unflinching honesty, revealing a world where bodies can be dispossessed by the meanest of minds.

Howard University's Nikkole Salter on theatre as enrichment

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In today's episode, we are going to be discussing the female characters of Hamlet: Ophelia and Gertrude. We will be tackling some of the more difficult parts of the play for modern readers and theater-makers: the misogyny and seeming lack of female agency.

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The King and Princess and all their friends revel in the joy of the play until Marcade arrives with bad news.

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The King and his companions are put to shame by the Princess and her Ladies for their “Muscovite” performance but all is forgotten when they attend the hilariously disastrous production of a play staged by Holofernes and Don Armado.

Josh Wilder on finding his identity in Shakespeare

Holofernes and Armado plan to present a play for the Royals while the King and his companions get into disguise to woo the Princess and her ladies, who in turn disguise themselves as each other to trick the men.

All four men abandon their vows when they discover that each of them is in love with the Ladies.

Hilarity ensues when Costard delivers love letters from Armado and Berowne to the wrong people.

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The Princess and her entourage arrive at Howard University where they spar with the King and his friends, while Armado continues to pine away for Jaquenetta.

Jay O. Sanders on the role of Prospero