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Venue	Richmond Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	18th November 2014
To	22nd November 2014
Richmond Theatre (V327)
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Date of change: 29 Aug 14 - T769267424
Date of change: 7 Apr 14 - T01182506109

Twelfth Night

Work:: Twelfth Night (S5375)

Or What You Will. Shakespeare comedy of mistaken identity, practical jokes and unrequited love. Rescued from a shipwreck the twins Viola and Sebastian arrive independently in Illyria, both thinking the other is drowned. Viola disguises herself as a boy and finds employment with the Duke who is in love with Olivia. Malvolio is the subject of a cruel joke played on him by Sir Toby Belch (yellow stockings cross-gartered) leading him to believe that Olivia loves him. But Olivia has fallen in love with the disguised Viola, while she is in love with the Duke (following it so far?!).

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T769267424)

Producer	Sheffield Theatres
Producer	English Touring Theatre
Director	Jonathan Munby
Design	Colin Richmond
Lighting	Chris Davey
Sound	Carolyn Downing
Music	Grant Olding
Director	Lucy Hind (movement)
Director	Kate Waters (fight)
Performer	Hannah Miller CDG (casting)
Director	Peter Bradley (casting)
Other	Kate Godfrey (company voice work)
Performer	Michael Benz (Sebastian)
Performer	Christopher Chilton (Sea Captain / Priest)
Performer	Jonathan Christie (Valentine / Officer 2)
Performer	Dona Croll (Maria)
Performer	Jake Fairbrother (Orsino)
Performer	David Fielder (Sir Toby Belch)
Performer	Colm Gormley (Fabian)
Performer	Ben Hall (Curio / Officer 1)
Performer	Rebeca Johnson (Olivia)
Performer	Brian Protheroe (Feste)
Performer	Rose Reynolds (Viola)
Performer	Hugh Ross (Malvolio)
Performer	Milo Twomey (Sir Andrew Aguecheek)
Performer	Ross Waiton (Antonio)

Listing:: L0454535990

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