Fifteen years ago, an unsuspecting co-worker sowed the notion that got Clinton Johnston back onto the stage after an extended hiatus. Now, Johnston, one of Charlottesville theater’s most talented and reliable Jacks of all Trades, brings Othello to life in a production he directs at Four County Players. Read the cover story here, and don’t forget to leave comments!
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