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JaMeeka D. Holloway and Monèt Noelle Marshall: Women's Theatre Festival's Adaptation of OTHELLO
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First thing's first: you can find tickets to Mfoniso Udofia's adaptation of OTHELLO here! All tickets are Pay-What-You-Can and performances start tonight (Thursday, April 8) and run through Saturday, April 17.
What you need to know about this production of OTHELLO is that it's set in a modern-day, elite, predominantly white, all-female, academic collegiate institution. Director JaMeeka D. Holloway helms the all Black femme creative team, which includes Monèt Noelle Marshall, the Dramaturg & Intimacy Director.
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