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The Westport Country Playhouse's staging of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, or What You Will, featuring David Adkins, Darius de Haas, Susan Kelechi Watson, David Schramm, Paul Anthony S…
Casting has been announced for The Old Globe/University of San Diego Graduate Theatre Program presentation of William Shakespeare's renowned comedy, Twelfth Night. The production is se…
A Noise Within has announced casting for its production of William Shakespeare comedy Twelfth Night, or What You Will, to run October 29-December 16. Julia Rodriguez-Elliott will direct the …
Post #210/3/2011 by Mahira KakkarWhat is it to love full heartedly? Without stinting? This was the question that came up in rehearsal for me today. Our director, Mark Lamos, has …
Westport Country Playhouse Presents Twelfth Night, or What You Will
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9/25/2011by Mahira KakkarI have been meaning to write since BEFORE the first day of rehearsal, but my sweetheart was in town and then I started rehearsal and so anyway...here I am.I want to …
The Westport Country Playhouse's fall production of Twelfth Night will feature David Adkins, Darius de Haas, Susan Kelechi Watson, David Schramm, Paul Anthony Stewart and Donnetta Lavini…
David Adkins (Broadway's "St. Joan") will be Malvolio;
Darius de Haas (Broadway's "Kiss of the Spiderwoman," "Carousel,"
"Rent,") will be Feste; Lucas Hall (Off-Broadway's "The Merc…
Westport Country Playhouse has announced casting for William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, or What You Will, to run October 11 - November 5. Mark Lamos will direct the production.
The …
Twelfth Night: Countess Olivia | Between the Lines | Stratford Shakespeare Festival
Sara Topham defines her character (Countess Olivia) in Twelfth Night.
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Daniel Sullivan's delightful Shakespeare-in-the-Park production features a wonderful cast including Anne Hathaway and Audra McDonald.
The Pearl Theatre serves up a robust and poignant version of Shakespeare's oft-performed comedy.