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After confronting the cruelty of Richard III<\/em>, Kriszta Sz\u00e9kely, the talented Hungarian director and associate artist of the Stabile di Torino, comes to grips with another great Shakespearean “villain”. Treacherous Iago is the real driving force behind Othello, and so is his ability to manipulate a murky world where everything depends on how one presents it. Iago knows how to seize upon the chinks lurking in the hearts of lovers or friends’ feelings and succeeds in driving everyone over a precipice with a simple lie. He builds and dominates through insecurity, fear and prejudice as he presents himself as an honest man in his manipulative universe or, even worse, as a neutral one.<\/p>\n Performance in Hungarian with Italian surtitles\u00a0\u00a0 <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"by William Shakespeare
\nwith Barna B\u00e1nyai Kelemen, Vivien Rujder, Lehel Kov\u00e1cs
\nAlexandra Borb\u00e9ly, D\u00e1vid Vizi, Ferenc Elek, P\u00e9ter Tak\u00e1tsy
\nVilmos Vajdai, Benj\u00e1min Lengyel, Kata Kany\u00f3
\ndirection Kriszta Sz\u00e9kely
\nscene Nelli Pall\u00f3s
\ncostumes Juli Szl\u00e1vik
\ndramaturgy \u00c1rmin Szab\u00f3-Sz\u00e9kely
\nmusic Fl\u00f3ra Lili Matisz
\nKatona J\u00f3zsef Sz\u00ednh\u00e1z<\/em>
\nTeatro Stabile di Torino – Teatro Nazionale<\/em><\/h3>\n