Performance

Venue	Capitol Horsham (formerly Horsham Arts Centre)
	Also: Main Theatre - 423,Screen 1-177, Screen 2-89, Studio - 100
Town	Horsham
County	West Sussex
From	24th October 2001
To	26th October 2001
When	Wed 13:30, 19:30, Thu and Fri 10:00, 13:30
Capitol Horsham (formerly Horsham Arts Centre) (V723)
Current/Future Listings
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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:: (T477231340)

This exciting and accessible company has aimed this production particularly at Key Stages 2 and 3 students. Two hours including interval. Company website.

Company	Shakespeare 4 Kidz (in association with The Stag Theatre Sevenoaks)
Adapted by	Julian Chenery
Adapted by	Matt Gimblett
Music	Matt Gimblett
Lighting	Iain Mackenzie-Humphreys
Lighting	David Nelson
Director	Julian Chenery
Director	Paul Reynolds (music)
Design	Jason Ions
Sound	Stephen Harrison
Choreographer	Rachel Mooney
Producer	Carolyn Chenery (Associate)
Performer	Tristan Carter (Orsino)
Performer	Terry Ashe (Valentine & Fabian)
Performer	Julia Glass (Curio)
Performer	Jo-Anne Nighy (Olivia)
Performer	Mark Lyminster (Sir Toby Belch)
Performer	Alan Clarke (Malvolio)
Performer	Samuel Dutton (Feste)
Performer	Mia Taylor (Maria)
Performer	Caroline Homer
Performer	Ben Langley
Performer	Nicola Emsley (Viola)
Performer	Matthew Harper (Sebastian)
Performer	Jeremy Worsnip (Sir Andrew Aguecheek)

Listing:: L0292933012

Current production:Work

Production details

This exciting and accessible company has aimed this production particularly at Key Stages 2 and 3 students. Two hours including interval. Company website.

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