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     Helena Bonham Carter

     Olivia
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     Richard E. Grant

     Sir Andrew Aguecheek
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     Nigel Hawthorne

     Malvolio
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     Ben Kingsley

     Feste
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     Sidney Livingstone

     Captain
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     Mel Smith

     Sir Toby Belch
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     James Walker

     Priest
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     Imelda Staunton

     Maria
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     Toby Stephens

     Duke Orsino
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     Imogen Stubbs

     Viola
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     Nicholas Farrell

     Antonio
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     Steven Mackintosh

     Sebastian
   • Alan Mitchell

     Valentine
   • Peter Gunn

     Fabian
   • Tim Bentinck

     First Officer
   • Rod Culbertson

     Second Officer
   • Jeff Hall

     Gardener

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1. www.theglobeandmail.com › arts › theatre-andA Twelfth Night with a terrific Viola opens Stratford ...

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   4 days ago · Twelfth Night is the opening show of the Stratford Festival season this year, with director Seana McKenna’s 1960s-set production marking the 13th time the Shakespeare comedy has been staged at ...

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3. www.itv.com › news › granadaMerseyside comic Les Dennis plays Shakespeare with 'riffs ...

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   2 days ago · Director Jimmy Fairhurst says this Twelfth Night has a rock festival vibe, with the main characters playing rock stars and Malvio as the jobs-worth tour manager. "There's going to be live music ...

4. www.broadwayworld.com › toronto › articleReview: The Stratford Festival's TWELFTH NIGHT Boasts a ...

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   4 days ago · The Stratford Festival’s 72nd season opened last night with a delightful production of William Shakespeare’s TWELFTH NIGHT. Last performed on the Festival Theatre stage in 2017, it was high ...

5. www.stratfordbeaconherald.com › entertainmentTwelfth Night: A cast of soothsaying fools | The Stratford ...

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   5 days ago · All three of our characters are very different.” “It’s a great play, and yes, comedy is very serious business,” agreed Wilkie. “And a great group . . . there are so many different kinds of fools in Shakespeare, and so many different worldviews. And Sir Andrew, my character — the way he approaches the world is very serious business.”

6. www.thestar.com › entertainment › stageReview: ‘Twelfth Night’ at the Stratford Festival

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   4 days ago · STRATFORD, ONT. — It’s often forgotten that Shakespeare provided an alternate title for “Twelfth Night,” his romantic comedy of mistaken identities and unrequited love. And it’s quite ...

7. lovelondonloveculture.com › 2024/05/31 › inside-theInside the Rehearsals of…Twelfth Night, Shakespeare North ...

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   1 day ago · On directing Twelfth Night, Jimmy Fairhurst commented: “I believe Twelfth Night is naturally an accessible play for a modern audience and one that warrants the best soundtrack. I’m keen to dig into the themes of appearance, acceptance and how we treat people and in return, wish to be treated.

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   Did Shakespeare have an alternate title for 'Twelfth Night'?

   • It’s often forgotten that Shakespeare provided an alternate title for “Twelfth Night,” his romantic comedy of mistaken identities and unrequited love.

   A genius bit of casting makes Malvolio a woman in the Stratford Festiva…

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   What makes 'Twelfth Night' a good comedy?

   • For those who are unfamiliar – TWELFTH NIGHT is a beloved comedy that aptly employs all of Shakespeare’s classic tropes and motifs – from love triangles, to cross-dressing, to mistaken identity, to side plots of trickery, to the effective use of music.

   Review: The Stratford Festival's TWELFTH NIGHT Boasts a Multitude of F…

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   Is Twelfth Night a rock festival?

   • Director Jimmy Fairhurst says this Twelfth Night has a rock festival vibe, with the main characters playing rock stars and Malvio as the jobs-worth tour manager. "There's going to be live music, there's going to be comedy, pathos, chaos. People can come and go to the bar as often as they like," he says.

   Merseyside comic Les Dennis plays Shakespeare with 'riffs, ruffs and riot…

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   Is 'what you will' the same as 'Twelfth Night'?

   • Sure, “What You Will” might not have the same ring as “Twelfth Night,” and that three-word moniker may evoke a sense of dull vagueness. But on closer consideration, it’s a title that feels apt to describe McKenna’s intriguing interpretation of the dark comedy, which toys with ideas of how free will and desire clash against reality.

   A genius bit of casting makes Malvolio a woman in the Stratford Festiva…

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9. human.libretexts.org › Bookshelves › Literature_and1.11: William Shakespeare Twelfth Night - Humanities LibreTexts

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   5 days ago · To weep there! There ‘s for thy pains. No pains, sir; I take pleasure in singing, sir. I ‘ll pay thy pleasure, then. Truly, sir, and pleasure will be paid one time or another. Give me now leave to leave thee. doublet of changeable taffeta, for thy mind is a very opal. it that always makes a good voyage of nothing.