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Jul 2013
30m 53s

Nicholas Hytner on Othello

National Theatre
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Nicholas Hytner talks about directing Othello, the play's performance history and staging Shakespeare productions at the National Theatre in this podcast.

This is a recording of a live Platform event from April 2013.

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