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Shakespeare's Dramatische Werke in 19 volumes

Shakespeare's Dramatische Werke in 19 volumes

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Sep 22, 2026

Kevin Allen JacksonGUEST
87:07
And he after watching Bridgerton and Hamilton and all these plays where we kind of switch genders and not genders, but we switch races and all of that.
Kevin Allen JacksonGUEST
87:20
Well, why can't it go in the other direction? And so he decides he wants to do a production of Othello.
Kevin Allen JacksonGUEST
87:25
A very misguided person.
Kevin Allen JacksonGUEST
87:26
With a white Othello.
Kevin Allen JacksonGUEST
87:28
And a black Iago.
Kristine DicksonGUEST
87:30
A very misguided person.
Beverly GageHOST
3:52
He stars first in a musical called Show Boat.
Beverly GageHOST
3:56
He goes on to star in Othello on Broadway.
Beverly GageHOST
4:00
And when the 1930s come along, he also becomes politically radicalized and is really central to that ferment of the 1930s, to that broad New Deal and Popular Front coalition we've talked about.
Beverly GageHOST
4:17
to labor politics, to civil rights politics, and anti-fascist politics, especially through the orbit of the Communist Party.
Hunter SalingHOST
6:19
Which one's that one? Come on.
Hunter SalingHOST
6:24
Andrew, if you wouldn't mind turning over your piece of paper, today you will be memorizing and at the end of the episode presenting a monologue from Othello.
Hunter SalingHOST
6:32
And
Cory Peter LaneHOST
6:33
you're Othello.
Cory Peter LaneHOST
6:34
And you're Othello.
Cory Peter LaneHOST
6:36
You'll be
Hunter SalingHOST
6:36
memorizing and presenting Iago's monologue from Act 2, Scene 3.
Winifred AsmanNARRATOR
85:10
There is a gulf between such a book and Adolf.
Winifred AsmanNARRATOR
85:13
Tolstoy's tale, though almost avowedly the study of his own tortured soul, is as objective as Othello.
Winifred AsmanNARRATOR
85:21
The magic transposition has taken place.
Winifred AsmanNARRATOR
85:24
In reading the story, we do not feel ourselves to be in a resuscitated real world, a sort of Tussaud museum of wax figures with actual clothes on, but in that other world which is the image of life transposed in the brain of the artist, a world wherein the creative breath has made all things new.
Philip RoweHOST
28:10
Exactly.
Daniel HahnGUEST
28:11
Just as you can tell the difference between a line of Iago's and a line of Othello's in English at like 200 yards.
Daniel HahnGUEST
28:19
You should be able to do that in Chinese or Thai or Tamil.
Daniel HahnGUEST
28:24
And so there is a massive amount of variety.
Daniel HahnGUEST
28:28
within every scene, like the conversations between, if you have a scene in which Iago, Othello, Emilia and Desdemona are talking.
Daniel HahnGUEST
28:35
Yes, very different voices.
Daniel HahnGUEST
28:37
Different kinds of translation you're producing.
Johnny FisherGUEST
53:05
Who is that? That's William Shakespeare, I believe.
Johnny FisherGUEST
53:07
Midsummer's Night Dream, Macbeth, Othello.
Johnny FisherGUEST
53:10
That is Queen Victoria, longest reigning monarch of Great Britain.
Johnny FisherGUEST
53:15
I believe she died in 1901.
David WalesNARRATOR
66:45
And in our own theatre is much the same, Palmyra, for instance, and Mahomet, or Mortimer, and Maria Stuart.
David WalesNARRATOR
66:53
Othello, Kantos Tertzky.
David WalesNARRATOR
66:56
Is Hamlet's monologue the meditation of a criminal? He merely declares that if we had any certainty of being annihilated by it, death would be infinitely preferable to the world as it is.
David WalesNARRATOR
67:09
But there lies the rub.
Johnny DollarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:19
Will Shakespeare, you know.
Johnny DollarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:20
Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, crime fiction.
Franklin HaleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:23
No comparison.
Franklin HaleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:24
That's different.
Charles RussellVOICE_ACTOR
3:28
Will Shakespeare.
Charles RussellVOICE_ACTOR
3:29
You know, Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, crime fiction.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
3:33
No comparison.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
3:34
That's different.
Dale BarkleyNARRATOR
46:44
I was a little late, but the manager had saved me a pleasant seat where I could alternately look at the stage and out through the skylight into the clear autumn sky.
Dale BarkleyNARRATOR
46:54
The plot of the play seemed to be that Arlene, a nice little chunk of a girl, is stolen by a band of gypsies, owned and operated by Devil's Hoof, who looks some like Othello and some like Sitting Bull.
Dale BarkleyNARRATOR
47:08
Arlene grows up among the gypsies and falls in love with Thaddeus.
Dale BarkleyNARRATOR
47:12
Thaddeus was played by Brignoli.

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