Twelfth Night

The Texas Shakespeare Festival's 2015 production of Twelfth Night
Written by: William Shakespeare
Directed by: Deb Alley
Assistant Director: Amelia R. Bahr
Fight Director: Lee Ernst
Vocal Director: Jennifer Burke
Scenic Design: Fred M. Duer
Costume Design: Colleen Muscha
Lighting Design: Chelsea Touchet
Sound Design: Anthony Narciso
Original Music: Andrew J. Tarr
Featuring:
Matthew Simpson as Orsino
Nathan Salstone as Musician/Priest
Henry Ayres-Brown as Curio
Nick Bryant as Valentine
Caitlin Cavannaugh as Viola
Caitlin Hargraves as Maria
Rick Higginbotham as Sir Toby Belch
Billy Reed as Andrew Aguecheek
Jeff Raab as Feste
Meaghan Simpson as Olivia
Micah Goodding as Malvolio
James Romney as Sebastian
Peter Hargrave as Antonio
Braden Spear as Sea Captain/Fabian
Jesse Hinton as Sailor/First Officer
Mason Conrad as Sailor/First Servant/Second Officer
Marian van Noppen as First Lady
Shunté Lofton as Second Lady

[@Ryan-is-me]

Imagine writing a play and people are still doing it 400 years later

[@Itssamherself]

Fr tho and it’s still funny now

[@josephonwhidbey]

Wrong ! The Greeks did that 2,000 years earlier !

[@Ryan-is-me]

@@josephonwhidbey The Greeks did what? Twelfth Night?

[@josephonwhidbey]

@@Ryan-is-me NO ! other plays !

[@Ryan-is-me]

@@josephonwhidbey The Greeks could have done Twelfth Night if they did it in English or if they translated it

[@chelsealina5335]

This was the best play I found to watch for my GCSEs. Funny they miss out a lot of lines, I was trying to read the play along side watching it and it was confusing since a few pages were completely missed out or changed. Perfect tho, thanks

[@johnheart6890]

Anytime a play of Shakespeare is performed there is a very good chance that lines and even entire scenes are cut from the performance. Perhaps it is because the style of acting has changed in the last 500 years. Every play of Shakespeare that I acted in had cut lines and cut scenes.

[@rhaquinytofficial]

Who else is watching this FOR CXC 😅

[@rissa2081]

Cuz mi nah get the Shakespeare language 😂

[@xixiesta7306]

lmaooo me😹😹

[@tianshizhou-pd6xc]

Me

[@ashakaymorgan5067]

meee😭😭😭😭

[@basicgriimy6975]

Me

[@heinzpilsner7758]

perhaps the only version of "Twelfth Night" in which the emergence of Olivia's feelings looks convincing to me

[@aimee_fy]

I love Lady Olivia's voice!

[@misspositive1799]

This really was very interesting and helped me a lot to understand the play. Awesome Job!

[@funwithaminathatha1363]

Superb 🥰 I congratulate all the actors and especially the director for this splendid performance.Lots of love from India, Kerala

[@ananya6662]

How could this be sooooooooo perfect!

[@raiyahh]

this play was so amazing!

[@user-qp8jt7zx7k]

It’s brilliant play and I was always watched it with my friends so it talked about something funny and lots of expression so l liked it .

[@keita5086]

The best play ever. 🎉

[@klausehrhardt4481]

Gorgeous.

[@snbhosale]

Amazing

[@Unbothered._nielle]

Lit 2024

[@notinterested4263]

Lemme confess, I'm not a fan of english songs that much but the one sung at the beginning of this play was just ethereal. Can someone please tell me what is this song's name.

[@mordechai-]

I believe that it is Shakespeare's Sonnet 18. It's not usually sung at the beginning of this play. At least I don't think so. But they are not so true to the original in this production.

[@kristiantonnesen7261]

Shall i compare thee to a summers day -sonnet by shakespeare

[@notinterested4263]

@@kristiantonnesen7261 Thanks mate.

[@MarcBossYT]

Who else is watching this for CSEC? 😂

[@laurre9722]

Meeee

[@jiyaneol2273]

1:26:00 - Act 4
1:02:00 - Act 3, scene 1

[@AlexandraGraceQE]

Anyone else watching for a level English lit? I have a mock on Thursday

[@dwaynedefreitas6978]

😍

[@Kayisdone]

cool

[@christinavasquez8546]

LIT2000

[@ispeakmymind7263]

57:00 dw huys, im just marking where i left off lol

[@ahmedelgaali8206]

wow

[@emzyrose1388]

21:51

[@seungseungminji]

It was very good! I do wish however the ending would've been respected, but the song really gave the play closure. Overall amazing actors that brought the characters alive

[@cassyharri75]

For CXC

[@ceff543]

1:00:00 act 3 scene 1

[@SHESHOMELESS883]

39:44

[@brah9961]

Act 3 scene 2 1:05:43

[@seungseungminji]

It's actually 1:04:48 :) But it was very helpful regardless

[@elmarsh450]

24:02 - 25:56

[@MilesmoralesisTOP]

1:02:07 qct 3 scene 1

[@RAJNISHARYA]

Suer

[@ceff543]

28:31

[@ceff543]

1:30:30

[@isabellasilva2682]

1:45:24

[@katusiimeangella9313]

So waoo cesario did it best ,just know fate always has it

[@savvv0842]

Act 2 Scene 3 - 32:19

[@user-od9or6np2v]

All the literature gather here😢

[@nickylennwe2829]

Exam on Monday, gonna ace it

[@laurre9722]

59:11 Marking my place

[@user-xj5ly5li8y]

I'm watching this for English B assignment😢

[@zoebroxton9604]

same

[@lilacsmile4321]

I’m watching this for fun! 😊

[@angel27273]

Who else is watching it for a project

[@angelmolome30]

😂

[@Barakon]

Man, I wonder if someone could make a version of this tale in Which Olivia & Viola do end up together, mainly due to Maldovio actually also being of what they would call a "heretical heart". For it would be Him & Sebastian mayhaps?????

[@WeiYang-po9oj]

Dose anyone know ?is it Shakespeare’s Globe?

[@johnheart6890]

No, it is an American production in Kilgore Texas.

[@WeiYang-po9oj]

@@johnheart6890 thanks for replay x

[@raiyahh]

jo

[@ahmedelgaali8206]

me first comment

[@gabzeeyt8350]

milwaz did it better

[@ahmedelgaali8206]

[@costaricooo]

AMAZING ACTING ❤️

[@Barakon]

34:21

[@natblida7971]

41:44