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Othello was originally written as a , as it was intended only for public performance. The first published edition was in the form of a , an inexpensive format. After Shakespeare died, his plays were published together in , which was meant to acknowledge his importance to the world of literature. The play Othello has few but often relies on character actions, such as when Othello strikes Desdemona with the he is holding in Act 4 Scene 1 or when Desdemona provides her own cue by telling the audience that she is on her in Act 4 Scene 2. Unlike in novels, theatrical dramas lack to tell the audience what a character thinks and feels. The audience can only rely on the actor's to understand this. Othello was first performed at the Theatre in London in , with noted actor Richard in the title role.