Rory Kinnear (Bolingbroke) in THE HOLLOW CROWN (Richard II)

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Rory Kinnear (Bolingbroke) in THE HOLLOW CROWN (Richard II)
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Rory Kinnear as Henry Bolingbroke in The Hollow Crown: Richard II. Photo by Nick Briggs.
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For his latest production Nicholas Hytner decided to have Othello take place in a British military camp in Cyprus. A brilliant move, as it brings a much needed freshness to a heavy play that has been performed countless times in its 400-year-old history.
Adrian Lester is excellent in the title role, making Othello’s change from respected leader and loving husband to a suspicious and brutal murderer seem very plausible in the course of three hours. Yet for me it was Rory Kinnear as the plotting, deceitful Iago who really stood out in this production. I have seen many actors struggle to deliver Shakespeare’s language naturally but Kinnear has a knack for making his lines sound not only modern but even improvised, which is no mean feat. Olivia Vinall is a bit wet as the hipster Desdemona, whereas Lyndsey Marshal had the real balls, playing the reluctant but later gutsy wife to Iago.
The set design is outstanding. We’ve seen soldiers playing football against the sandy coloured concrete bunkers, Othello spewing his guts out in the camp lavatories and Iago spraying beer over a soldier in the common room.
Lester’s and Kinnear’s double act keeps you on the edge of your seat in this refreshed and very accessible Shakespearean production.
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For God’s sake, let us sit upon the ground And tell sad stories of the death of kings; How some have been deposed; some slain in war, Some haunted by the ghosts they have deposed; Some poison’d by their wives: some sleeping kill’d; All murder’d…
Richard II: Act 3, Scene II
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