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X-WR-CALNAME:American Shakespeare Center Presents: Othello
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201018
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LOCATION:111 Adams Avenue\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:American Shakespeare Center Presents: Othello
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DESCRIPTION:If truth has lost its meaning\, how long can love survive? Evil
  is\neverywhere in Shakespeare’s great tragedy of racism and jealousy\, 
 as\nthe love of Othello and Desdemona is destroyed by envy and fact is\ntw
 isted by innuendo.   From October 12 - 18\, the Lewes Public Library\nSha
 kespeare Festival is making available to the community free\,\non-demand s
 treaming of the American Shakespeare Center's virtual\nproduction of Othel
 lo. Envious machinations and evil intentions take\nhold in ASC’s Othello
 \, directed by Ethan McSweeny and recorded in\n4-camera cinema quality fro
 m the stage of Blackfriars Playhouse\, the\nworld’s only re-creation of 
 Shakespeare’s indoor stage. This\nstunningly relevant tragedy of racism 
 and jealousy features Jessika D.\nWilliams in the title role and acclaimed
  actor John Harrell as the\nmalevolent Iago. It’s a struggle between goo
 d and evil when these\ntwo titanic talents square off. Online event presen
 ted by the Lewes\nPublic Library's Shakespeare Festival. Registration is r
 equired. After\nregistering you will receive a link and password to watch 
 the\nproduction on Vimeo. The video will be available to watch on demand\n
 beginning October 12 and ending October 18. Founded in 1988\, ASC is\namon
 g the first not-for-profit companies in North America to produce\nlive the
 atre for in-person audiences since the pandemic shut the\nperforming arts 
 industry down in March. The Shakespeare Festival is\npartially funded by a
  grant from the Delaware Humanities\, a state\nprogram of the National End
 owment for the Humanities\, and by a grant\nfrom the Delaware Division of 
 the Arts\, a state agency\, in partnership\nwith the National Endowment fo
 r the Arts. The Division promotes\nDelaware arts events on DelawareScene.c
 om. Venue: Lewes Public\nLibrary.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:If truth has lost its meaning\, how long can l
 ove survive? Evil is everywhere in Shakespeare’s great tragedy of racism
  and jealousy\, as the love of Othello and Desdemona is destroyed by envy 
 and fact is twisted by innuendo.   From October 12 - 18\, the Lewes Publi
 c Library Shakespeare Festival is making available to the community free\,
  on-demand streaming of the American Shakespeare Center's virtual producti
 on of Othello. Envious machinations and evil intentions take hold in ASC
 ’s Othello\, directed by Ethan McSweeny and recorded in 4-camera cinema 
 quality from the stage of Blackfriars Playhouse\, the world’s only re-cr
 eation of Shakespeare’s indoor stage. This stunningly relevant tragedy o
 f racism and jealousy features Jessika D. Williams in the title role and a
 cclaimed actor John Harrell as the malevolent Iago. It’s a struggle betw
 een good and evil when these two titanic talents square off. Online event 
 presented by the Lewes Public Library's Shakespeare Festival. Registration
  is required. After registering you will receive a link and password to wa
 tch the production on Vimeo. The video will be available to watch on deman
 d beginning October 12 and ending October 18. Founded in 1988\, ASC is amo
 ng the first not-for-profit companies in North America to produce live the
 atre for in-person audiences since the pandemic shut the performing arts i
 ndustry down in March. The Shakespeare Festival is partially funded by a g
 rant from the Delaware Humanities\, a state program of the National Endowm
 ent for the Humanities\, and by a grant from the Delaware Division of the 
 Arts\, a state agency\, in partnership with the National Endowment for the
  Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on DelawareScene.com. Ve
 nue: Lewes Public Library.
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