The Marlowe Society presents

TWELFTH NIGHT

By WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE


A love-sick duke and a countess in mourning, a grieving twin dressed as her newly-drowned brother, a philosopher fool, a beer-soaked knight and an arrogant, misguided, cross-gartered gull…

“…what country, friends, is this?”

In the flood-damaged corridors of Illyria, ten disparate people struggle to stay afloat in the dark, turbulent waters of the human heart. Shakespeare's stark, brilliant comedy of survival, loss and the mind-blowing cruelty of love is among the most haunting of all the playwright's masterpieces. An enduring tale of desire and identity, the play is given a fresh new look by the Marlowe Society, an exciting and innovative young company.

“…and thus the whirligig of time brings in his revenges…”

Click here to discover more about our Spring 2010 season

Tues - Sat, 7.45pm and Saturday, 2.30pm:
£10/£15/£20

Thurs, 2.30pm:
£10/£15

All tickets are subject to a £2 booking fee.

Book if you enjoyed:
Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare's Globe at Emmanuel College