WELCOME TO HYPERION!
Love Shakespeare? Want an opportunity to perform the Bard's work all across campus? Want to meet great people and be part of an awesome performing arts community? If any of these apply to you, we'd love for you to get involved with Hyperion Shakespeare Company!
HYPERION SHAKESPEARE AND HARVARD BLACKCAST PRESENTS:
OTHELLO
New College Theatre (12 Holyoke Street)
Show-times:
Thursday, October 27th @ 8 PM [Free Opening Night]
Friday, October 28th @ 8 PM
Saturday October 29th @ 2 PM & 8 PM
Sunday October 30th @ 2 PM
Friday November 4th @ 8 PM
Saturday, November 5th @ 2 PM & 8 PM
Sunday, November 6th @ 2 PM
Tickets: Harvard Students [$5]; General Admission [$8]
Tickets can be purchased at the Harvard Box Office (Holyoke Center, 1st Floor)
Othello is the story of a man infected by lies, devastated and driven mad by the cold shock of betrayal. As an outsider in an apparently homogenous society, Othello becomes ensnared in the veils and deceptions of Iago, his trusted subordinate. Through a carefully crafted plan of manipulation and trickery, Iago convinces his master that Desdemona, Othello's wife, has been unfaithful, propelling the characters toward tragedy. Hyperion Shakespeare Company presents a highly stylized, visually engaging production of the Bard's harrowing meditation on race, gender, jealousy, and the nature of human interaction.
OTHELLO
New College Theatre (12 Holyoke Street)
Show-times:
Thursday, October 27th @ 8 PM [Free Opening Night]
Friday, October 28th @ 8 PM
Saturday October 29th @ 2 PM & 8 PM
Sunday October 30th @ 2 PM
Friday November 4th @ 8 PM
Saturday, November 5th @ 2 PM & 8 PM
Sunday, November 6th @ 2 PM
Tickets: Harvard Students [$5]; General Admission [$8]
Tickets can be purchased at the Harvard Box Office (Holyoke Center, 1st Floor)
Othello is the story of a man infected by lies, devastated and driven mad by the cold shock of betrayal. As an outsider in an apparently homogenous society, Othello becomes ensnared in the veils and deceptions of Iago, his trusted subordinate. Through a carefully crafted plan of manipulation and trickery, Iago convinces his master that Desdemona, Othello's wife, has been unfaithful, propelling the characters toward tragedy. Hyperion Shakespeare Company presents a highly stylized, visually engaging production of the Bard's harrowing meditation on race, gender, jealousy, and the nature of human interaction.
