DESDEMONA:
A PLAY ABOUT A HANDKERCHIEF

by Paula Vogel

May 19 - June 11

at the Capitol hill arts workshop

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The world’s a huge thing. It is a great price for a small vice.

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The three female characters from Shakespeare's Othello tackle friendship, relationships, sex, and liberation in the back room of the castle while the story of Othello (and its dire consequences) unfolds around them. Told through a third-wave feminist lens, this raunchy romp through feminism is a hilarious and poignant delight.

Featuring original music from Manuela Osorio

This production contains descriptions and "play acting" of sexual acts, implied intimate partner violence, and racial micro-aggressions. It may not be suitable for audiences under 16.

FEATURING

Raven Bonniwell

Paige O'Malley

Gabby Wolfe

& Manuela Osorio on violin

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DIRECTED BY

Kerry McGee & Emilia Pazniokas

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DESIGN

Debora Crabbe & Jon Reynolds (producing)

Rachel Dixon & Makenzi Wentela (stage management)

Jason Aufdem-Brinke (lights)

Ivania Stack (costumes)

Ellys Abrams (assistant costumes)

Emily Sucher (intimacy)

Jon Reynolds (set)

Louis E. Davis (sound)

Rose Talbot (props)

Aria Velz (dramaturgy)

Stefany Pesta (graphic design)

Rachel Dixon (production management)

Robert Pike (videography)

Mariah Miranda (photography)

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View our digital program​

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COVID REQUIREMENTS

Audiences must provide proof of vaccination and take a temperature check upon entering the venue. All audience members must remain masked throughout the performance. 

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DESDEMONA, A PLAY ABOUT A HANDKERCHIEF is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection. (www.dramatists.com)