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Shakespeare, Blackface and Race : Different Perspectives, Paperback / softback Book

Shakespeare, Blackface and Race : Different Perspectives Paperback / softback

Part of the Elements in Shakespeare Performance series

Paperback / softback

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This Element addresses the topical debate on blackface, race and Othello.

With Shakespeare performance studies being rather Anglo-centric, the author explores how this debate has taken a radically different course in the Netherlands, a country historically perceived as tolerant and culturally close to the UK.

Through several case studies, including the Van Hove Othello of 2003/2012 and the latest, controversial 2018/2020 Othello, the first main house production with a black actor as Othello, the author analyses the interaction between blackface and (institutional) racism in Dutch society and theatre and how Othello has become an active player in this debate.

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