Sinopse
The villainous Iago orchestrates the destruction of the noble Moor Othello, using nothing but insinuation and a misplaced handkerchief. The play is a claustrophobic study of jealousy, revealing how easily trust can be corroded by the whisper of doubt. It tackles profound themes of race, reputation, and the vulnerability of the outsider in a polite society. The tragedy lies not just in the death of the innocent, but in the systematic dismantling of a great man's soul.
