Othello: Love Curdled Through a Malevolent Scheme

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Tuesday February 24, 2009 10:22 am	Othello: Love Curdled Through a Malevolent Scheme New York Times reviewer Charles Isherwood praises the “extraordinary” Off Broadway directing debut of Arin Arbus ’99, who directed the Theater for a New Audience production of Othello. “Shakespeare is the star here,” Isherwood writes, “but he is handled with the kind of artistry we always hope for and rarely find. This is among the most sensitively directed, eloquently designed and impeccably acted productions of a Shakespeare tragedy that the city has seen in years.”
Tuesday October 28, 2008 4:57 pm	Sulochana's mainstage production Sulochana Dissanayake ’09 of Pita Kotte, Sri Lanka, directed the Bates College theater department’s mainstage production of “A Lie of…
Friday April 25, 2008 10:09 am	'CSI: Bates' is just one of the hits on the Short Term schedule Spring has sprung at Bates College, and students are taking advantage of the weather by flinging Frisbees on the Quad, relaxing by the Puddle…or digging for “bodies” at three mock crime scenes during Bates’ annual five-week Short Term.

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Tuesday

February 24, 2009
10:22 am

New York Times reviewer Charles Isherwood praises the “extraordinary” Off Broadway directing debut of Arin Arbus ’99, who directed the Theater for a New Audience production of Othello. “Shakespeare is the star here,” Isherwood writes, “but he is handled with the kind of artistry we always hope for and rarely find. This is among the most sensitively directed, eloquently designed and impeccably acted productions of a Shakespeare tragedy that the city has seen in years.”

Tuesday

October 28, 2008
4:57 pm

Sulochana's mainstage production

Sulochana Dissanayake ’09 of Pita Kotte, Sri Lanka, directed the Bates College theater department’s mainstage production of “A Lie of…

Friday

April 25, 2008
10:09 am

'CSI: Bates' is just one of the hits on the Short Term schedule

Spring has sprung at Bates College, and students are taking advantage of the weather by flinging Frisbees on the Quad, relaxing by the Puddle…or digging for “bodies” at three mock crime scenes during Bates’ annual five-week Short Term.