Othello. Therapy

Description

Men and women simply don't fit together, as Desdemona, Emilia, and Bianca - Othello's strangled, Jago's stabbed, and Cassio's ex - have painfully experienced firsthand. Not only is their self-esteem damaged, but they sit at a bowling alley a few hundred years later. They had actually sworn to avoid the topic of men altogether. But of course, they then talk almost manically about nothing else than their screwed-up past relationships and the possibilities of new love. Old wounds reopen, leading to malice and jealousy, especially when Lodovico, the rich, highly sought-after handsome man, appears in between. For a short time, a rivalry threatens, then the three reconcile again. They each devise their very personal Othello therapy, craving a different life and already feeling close to happiness in their imagination - until courage leaves them. The actors of Theater Pralka present a play by author John von Düffel with Othello. Therapy. Participating artists: Christine Haus (Desdemona), Martina Speier (Emilia), Silke Seehaus (Bianca), Christelle Kinzelbach (Bärbel), Stefan Lick (Rodrigo), Andrea Manke (Handkerchief). Prompt: Heik Mägle-Barth. Technology: Mani Mayer and Martin Langer.

Highlights

• Play by John von Düffel
• Featuring Christine Haus, Martina Speier, and Silke Seehaus
• Performance at K9 Kulturzentrum in Konstanz

General Information

Othello. Therapy is a modern play that deals with themes of relationships and jealousy. The performance takes place at K9 Kulturzentrum in Konstanz and offers an interesting perspective on the characters from Shakespeare's Othello.

Location

Hieronymusgasse 3, 78462 Konstanz, Germany

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