Jake Gyllenhaal, who plays Iago, certainly gives the Moor of Venice plenty to fight against ... gaining speed with every scene, determined to knock the Othello-and-Desdemona carriage into the ...

That's not always the case here, particularly in the draggy first act, where the actor seems to be phoning it in, as if conserving steam for the climactic scenes in which Othello is so consumed by ...

Jake Gyllenhaal, who plays Iago, certainly gives the Moor of Venice plenty to fight against ... gaining speed with every scene, determined to knock the Othello and Desdemona carriage into the ...

Chris Jones, New York Daily News: Jake Gyllenhaal, who plays Iago, certainly gives the Moor of Venice plenty to fight against ... with every scene, determined to knock the Othello and Desdemona ...

Gyllenhaal’s several monologues to the audience confessing his desire to sabotage Othello take place under an obliterating spotlight, while one crucial scene of violence takes place in darkness ...

The many stabbings in the final scene are shocking without being very tragic or impactful. For the week of March 18, “Othello” grossed $2.82 million, the highest single week figure ever for a ...

John Douglas Thompson plays a more fatherly than passionate Othello to his new wife Desdemona ... The dramatic fight scenes in which Roderigo is killed and Cassio injured are replaced to focus ...

Now, in Act III, Scene 3 of “Othello,” he vows to kill her. What has happened? Why does Othello, the great Black general, the savior of Venice in a war with the Ottomans, resolve to murder ...

That’s not always the case here, particularly in the draggy first act, where the actor seems to be phoning it in, as if conserving steam for the climactic scenes in which Othello is so consumed ...