Name: ‘ওমিও (Omeo)’ – based on Shakespeare's "Othello"
Start: 2024-09-28T18:00:00+08:00
Location: Nexus Theater Murdoch University

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Bangla Theatre, Perth presents..
“Omeo” - based on Shakespeare’s Othello.
Adaptation & Direction: Bapi Mazhar
An evening that brings the timeless tragedy of Shakespeare’s Othello to life.
Ticket link:
https://www.premiertickets.co/event/omeo-based-on-shakespeares-othello/
Saturday 28th SEP, 2024 at 6pm
Nexus Theatre, Murdoch University
Dive into the gripping tale of love, jealousy, and revenge in Shakespeare's "Othello," reimagined for today's audience. This classic play resonates now more than ever with its exploration of themes that remain deeply relevant in our modern world. "Othello" delves into the complexities of race, identity, and power dynamics, offering a poignant reflection on prejudice and societal norms. In today's diverse landscape, the play's exploration of racial tensions and the consequences of jealousy takes on new meaning, prompting audiences to confront and challenge their own perspectives.
Meet Omeo (Othello), a powerful police commissioner navigating love and betrayal. Experience the cunning Iftee (Iago), whose Machiavellian scheming exposes the fragility of trust. And witness Daisy (Desdemona), whose innocence becomes a casualty in a world consumed by envy. These characters resonate with today's audiences, offering insights into human nature that are as relevant now as they were in Shakespeare's time. In an era dominated by social media and misinformation, the play's exploration of deception and its consequences serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of trust and integrity.
Whether you're a lifelong fan of Shakespeare or new to his works, "Othello" promises a gripping theatrical experience that challenges, entertains, and provokes thought. Don't miss the opportunity to witness this timeless tragedy brought to life in a way that resonates with the complexities of our modern world.
A production of BANGLA THEATRE