OthE.L.O.
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SHOW INFORMATION
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 4, 2007
Closed Aug 26, 2007
Opened Aug 4, 2007
Closed Aug 26, 2007
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Ready for Moor? Then don't miss the off-the-wall Shakespearean spoof, OthE.L.O., and see the Bard's classic tragedy in a whole new electric light to the music of progressive '70s rockers, Electric Light Orchestra.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Falcon Theatre
4252 Riverside Dr
Burbank, CA 91505
Garry Marshall's beautiful 130 seat, fully appointed theater, built with the express purpose of showcasing and developing new work. Fully accessible to the physically challenged, the theater offers excellent sight lines. There is a concessions stand [...] Read More
4252 Riverside Dr
Burbank, CA 91505
Garry Marshall's beautiful 130 seat, fully appointed theater, built with the express purpose of showcasing and developing new work. Fully accessible to the physically challenged, the theater offers excellent sight lines. There is a concessions stand [...] Read More
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The ugly tale of duplicitous Iago, whispering poisonous rumors into the ear of the dark moor Othello, rarely lends itself to raucous musical comedy. Yet, wall to wall laughs ensue when the irreverent Troubadour Theater Comedy perverts Shakespeare's tragedy to the tunes of the famed 1970s rock band Electric Light Orchestra in
OthE.L.O., now at Burbank's Falcon Theatre. The result is the theatrical equivalent of a movie such as Airplane or The Naked Gun -- and I mean that in a good way.
The key plot points of the Bard's story of murder and mayhem are all hit, yet the company respects not a moment of this terrible tale, parodying it through asides to the audience, anachronisms, and musical [...]