Twelfth Night
by William Shakespeare
in a version by Carl Heap
Nothing that is so is so.
A stormy night, a shipwreck, some cunning capers and concealments. All this results in a love tangle to rival no other, and a whole heap of mischief and mayhem in Shakespeare’s most captivating comedy.
Following the success of last year’s production of Macbeth, Carl Heap returns to direct Twelfth Night – the National Theatre’s touring production for younger audiences.
Seven actors play multiple characters and instruments in this engaging and inventive production. Perhaps the best introduction for a child, not only to Shakespeare, but to the transforming magic of theatre itself.
Tickets £10
(£7 for under-18yrs; £5 for schools, with one free teacher place per 10 students).
Twelfth Night finished on: 27 February 2010
