Has anyone heard of or been to Othello Washington, United States?
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I was there YEARS ago for a track meet when I attended Lake Chelan High School.\n I've also been to Moses Lake, Quincy, Ephrata ('fraida what?), and all around central-western Washington.\n\nI lived in Chelan from '76 thru 85/86, Wenatchee in '87-'88.
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Yep. I've been there once. Nice place. Good climate. Above all, millions of beautiful women (Don't get me wrong. Just to ogle at). ;-)
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In Coupeville Washington there is a haunted house.  I used to know the woman that lived there.\n\nYears ago an old woman lived there, two sailors broke into her home and found her there and killed her.\n\nThe woman I know who lived in it until recently said there were strange things that went on like she would hear footsteps and doors opening and closing.  There are pictures taken in the house that have typical blurry figures and faces in the fireplace.  The creepiest thing I think about the house is that there is a spot on one of the walls that looks like a scarry face.  This woman wisely put up a picture over the face to hide it (she has two young boys).  After a little while though the same creepy face appeared IN THE PICTURE she hung over the wall!\n\nThe Captain Whidbey Inn near Coupeville is also haunted, as is my parent's house and the houses of two of my good friends.  It's a cute but creepy town (a friend of mine who moved up there from LA said it looked like a town from a horror movie or that show Small Town X... Practical Magic and The Ring were filmed there).  \n\nIf you visit and are looking to get the willies, also head out to the forts at Camp Casey... they can be a little creepy at times, winding corrodors in pitch black and everything echos.  Now I think they are pretty fun but as a kid I got really spooked by them.
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I AM. Not Everett though. Just Washington. Are you an author? I want to read your books!
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Yes, I went three years ago.  It was great!  We spend a day in Athens and then sailed to Rhodes, Mykonos, Santorini, Crete and Epheses (sp?) in Turkey.  The last day we drove around the mainland and had a wonderful time taking in the local customs (and the local food, which was excellent).
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I havn't really heard of it. But you can search on google.com and I wish you luck finding the location.
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I've heard of it and have known a few people who have gone, but can't tell you much else about it.  I think the people who  I knew who went there liked it.
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WATTS THEATRE in Osage, Iowa....IT ROCKS! It has the 50's theme going for it and is totally awesome. Kind people that work there, the BEST popcorn in the world. They were in the USA today paper as well and still is in the paper once in a while. They have the greatest management team too....they rock!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespear\n\nThis one site has al the information you are asking for.  \n\nGood Luck!
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Went to school there for a semester.  I loved it. I was in the northeast so it was very humid, but close to diving on the barrier reef and the rain forest.  The country is beautiful and everyone was extremely friendly.
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It is great.  \nMight I suggest looking for the opportunity to see Spamalot in NYNY.
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hey it sounds interesting but where it is ? let me know plz
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antigone\n\nread something
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If you are looking for a large town in western WA, I'd say Olympia, has a small town atmosphere, but is the capitol and has all the shopping bells and whistles. Is about an hour from the coast and an hour from the mountains. Also is about an hour from Seattle and 1.5 hours from Portland.  It is the only capitol city in the US without an airport.\n\nI prefer smaller towns, so I would choose either Grays Harbor area or further north on the Canada line.
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It was established in Washington.  My aunt dated one of the Nordstom's.
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Othello was a play written by Shakespeare (Elizabethan England) but I believe he set the play in one of his exotic undefined times/places.\n\nIf you're interested in clothing, an interesting way to approach this paper might be to contrast costuming - I'm guessing the film version titled Othello probably uses traditional Shakespearean costuming while the "O" probably uses modern clothing?