BWW Reviews: OTHELLO, Greenwich Theatre, October 10 2011
Gary Naylor sees a reduced, but still brutal, Othello.
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Gary Naylor sees a reduced, but still brutal, Othello.
Gary Naylor sees venue, play and time come together perfectly - and all in a good cause too.
Gary Naylor sees some of his favourite characters on stage in a show that does them justice.
Gary Naylor sees an old man and a young man find common ground playing football on a common.
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