The acclaimed West End production of Othello is set for a worldwide cinema release, featuring a star-studded cast. David Harewood, Toby Jones, Caitlin FitzGerald, Vinette Robinson, and Luke Treadaway lead the ensemble in this live-filmed adaptation.
Release Details
The theatrical version of Othello is currently being staged at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London. This captivating production is directed by Tom Morris and will transition to cinemas globally starting March 4, 2026.
Notable Cast Members
- David Harewood – known for roles in *Homeland* and *Best of Enemies*
- Toby Jones – notable for *Mr Bates vs the Post Office* and *Detectorists*
- Caitlin FitzGerald – recognized for *Succession* and *Masters of Sex*
- Vinette Robinson – featured in *Boiling Point*
- Luke Treadaway – acclaimed for *A Street Cat Named Bob*
Supporting Cast
In addition to the main performers, the production includes:
- David Ahmad as Gratiano
- Gethin Alderman as Nicos
- Ewan Black as Montano
- Tom Byrne as Roderigo
- Jonathan Cobb as Telemachos
- Peter Guinness as Brabantio
- Felix Hayes as Duke of Venice
- Wela Mbusi as Memet and Marcus
- Jude Owusu as Lodovico
- Tom Peters as Vincenzio
- Rose Riley as Bianca
Creative Team
The production boasts an impressive creative team:
- Designer: Ti Green
- Composer: PJ Harvey
- Sound Designer: Jon Nicholls
- Lighting Designer: Richard Howell
- Projection Designer: Nina Dunn
- Movement Director: Yarit Dor
- Fight Director: Kate Waters
- Makeup Designer: Dominic Skinner
- Hair and Wig Designer: Suzanne Scotcher
- Associate Director: Katie Henry
Production Companies
Othello is produced by a collaboration of several production companies, including:
- Chris Harper Productions
- Access Entertainment
- Kevin and Kate McGrath
- Catherine Schreiber
- Michael Watt Productions
- Carolyn Lawson
- Laurence Myers
- James Seabright
Tickets for this unique cinematic experience are available now at OthelloInCinemas.com. This adaptation promises to bring Shakespeare’s classic play to a wider audience, blending the thrill of live theatre with the accessibility of cinema.
