In a play in which the other two female characters speak in an Irish brogue and a Cockney accent, this character is reimagined as a promiscuous woman who sleeps with pretty much everyone.
This character is murdered while Queen's University professor Constance Ledbelly throws out a manuscript in a silent scene at the beginning of a play by Ann-Marie Macdonald. In a play in which the other two female characters speak in an Irish brogue and a Cockney accent, this character is reimagined as a promiscuous woman who sleeps with pretty much everyone. That play is by Paula Vogel. This character is raised by an African nurse named Barbary in a collaboration between stage director Peter Sellars, musician Rokia Traoré, and author (*) Toni Morrison. In her most famous appearance, this woman makes the "beast with two backs" with a man who says of her "I kissed thee ere I killed thee." This daughter of Brabantio owns a handkerchief which is planted in Cassio's lodgings by Iago. For 10 points, name this woman who is smothered with a pillow in Othello.
This character is murdered while Queen's University professor Constance Ledbelly throws out a manuscript in a silent scene at the beginning of a play by Ann-Marie Macdonald.
Desdemona