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Portland (¡Obstruer
A p ril 2, 2014
JOYCE WASHINGTON
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ENTERTAINMENT
ALL PO STAR
CLASSIC
RTLA ND, OREG ON
Fourteenth Annual
Joyce Washington Classic
May 31,2014
SEI, 3920 N Kerby, Portland, Or 97217
photo by
P atrick W eishampel
Daver Morrison as Othello and Nikki Coble as Desdemona in "Othello" at Portland Center Stage.
Love, Jealousy, Betrayal1'111 Regret
Daver Morrison
makes his debut
as Othello
Call Mark Washington
for details at 503.288.0033
Shakespeare’s tragic tale of
the esteemed general destroyed
by jealousy and betrayal begins
with previews on Saturday, April
5 and opens on Thursday, April
11 at Portland Center Stage.
Starring Daver Morrison in
his PCS debut and directed by
Chris Coleman, Othello will run
through May 11 on the Main
Stage.
Free events surrounding the
production include a presenta­
tion of PCS’s new, all ages
touring program, All’s Fair in
Love and Shakespeare, at Di­
rector Park on April 11 at noon,
along with a “Shop Talk” dis­
cussion with members of the
creative team on Tuesday, April
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15 at 6:30 p.m.
Othello is the first production
to kick off The Complete Works
Project, a collaboration of
Portland’s cultural institutions
to produce all of Shakespeare’s
works in a two year period.
In Othello, a highly esteemed
general serving the state of
Venice secretly m arries
Desdemona, the daughter of a
senator. As their marriage is
revealed, jealousies around their
love match and Othello’s rise to
prom inence are unleashed,
marking destructive rifts in a
tale that piles secret upon se­
cret, and betrayal upon betrayal.
“Othello’s journey is a sym­
phony of all the nuances of
torture that jealousy invokes,”
says director Chris
Coleman. “The plot is so fo­
cused, like a heat-seeking mis­
sile racing towards its target.
The language is clean and di­
rect, like a screenplay.” Set in
Venice and Cyprus in the early
1600s, this classically staged
production features stunning
period costumes and a two-
story, castle-like set that will
revolve on stage as the plot
twists in this tragic love story.
Regular tickets start at $38.
Tickets can be purchased at
pcs.org or by calling 503-445-
3700.