Described by Ian McKellen as “a powerhouse of theatrical expertise”, The Marlowe Society is one of Cambridge’s oldest and most prestigious drama groups. Since its formation in 1907, it’s had a huge impact on British theatre, both by introducing the world to celebrated actors and directors like Trevor Nunn and Peter Hall, and through redefining the relationship between modern dramatists and early modern verse.
This month, you can catch this revered university group performing Othello at Cambridge Arts Theatre in a show produced by John Haidar, who returns to the theatre following his acclaimed production of Richard III last spring.
See this classic Shakespearean tragedy brought powerfully to life between 29 January and 1 February, tickets are available starting at £18.