Robeson’s Professional Debut as Othello
Robeson’s Professional Debut as Othello
This chapter examines Robeson’s first portrayal of Othello in London in 1930, including the critical reception of the play and the obstacles that inhibited this from being a successful production overall. This experience was crucial to Robeson’s growth as an artist and the development of his cultural theory.
Keywords: Paul Robeson, African American actors, London, cultural theory
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