Dorcas Leung describes her experience playing Juliet

Elijah Alexander reflects on his role as Leontes

When yet another brawl breaks out between the rival households of Montague and Capulet, the Prince decrees that any further fighting between them will be punished by death. Lord Capulet nevertheless keeps his plans to host a party at his house that night and invites Count Paris, who hopes to woo his daughter Juliet. Lord Montague’s son, Romeo, hears about the party and when he learns that his crush Rosaline will be there, decides to sneak in.

Next Chapter Podcasts presents the NAATCO / Two River Theater production of Romeo and Juliet, translated by Hansol Jung and directed by Dustin Wills.

Estelle Parsons reflects on her remarkable life and acting career

An Introduction to the series plus a conversation with award winning actress, Alfre Woodard

How do Shakespeare plays change based on the time period they’re performed in?

Director Victor Malana Maog reflects on the tragedy of “Othello”.

In this preview episode, join host Tim McIntosh in the first part of his conversation with Dr. Chris Perrin about how to teach Shakespeare, the neglected virtue of prudence, and the promise of classical education.

On a dark and stormy night during the pandemic, a Bay Area couple reluctantly allow a stranded motorist to enter their home.

Next Chapter Podcasts presents the complete Play On Podcast series, OTHELLO, in its entirety.

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Jeremy Tardy on his experiences working on Othello

Iago’s treachery leads to its violent and tragic conclusion.

Iago lures Roderigo into one last trap and Othello kisses Desdemona one last time.

Mfoniso Udofia digs into her brutal translation of OTHELLO

Othello’s jealous rage spills into the public sphere as he falls deeper into Iago’s deception.

Small Victories follows the days of Marisol Montgomery, a recently recovered drug addict who is ready to start her new lease on life. Too bad life has it out for her.

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.