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Revision as of 14:20, 17 April 2008
Alvaro García de Zúñiga's plays
radiOthello
A world war in radio days
A true (in)adaptation of one of the greatest classics of all time, for example of a personal “settling of accounts” (in the way of Hamlemachine by Heiner Muller), that incorporates a particular critical vision of the piece as well as transferring through other media a vision of what is not supposed to be seen: a spectacle of radio-theatre.
Imagine to what point that would have pleased MacLuhan.
opens the 21rst February in Zurich, Theater am Neumarkt.
with William Nadylam and Leopold von Verschuer
set by Miguel Palma
Click here to see images of radiOthello's set
New!!! radiOthello's video clips in tube:
more information in French 
, Portuguese 
and German 