Twelfth Night by William ShakespeareAn LRP Production - directed by Ruth Hewitt

Shakespeares hilarious comedy of mistaken identity
Although the twins Viola and Sebastian think each other has been killed in a tempest, they are both alive and well in the fantastical land of Illyria. A series of hilarious instances of mistaken identity occur, resulting in several passionate love triangles. Added to the mix are the lands eccentric characters such as Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew Aguecheek, not to mention the ridiculous Malvolio and the jester Feste. Altogether this makes for one of Shakespeares funniest and most popular comedies.
In a newly abridged version by Ruth Hewitt (abridger and director of LRPs recent Macbeth), the play is suitable for all ages, accessible and highly entertaining.
Performances will take place at The Broadbent Theatre, Wickenby, a gem of a small Edwardian theatre in the heart of rural Lincolnshire on Thursday 4thJune, Friday 5thJune, Saturday 6thJune and Sunday 7thJune.
So, come along for some heartfelt moments of grief, anger, love and, above all, comedy. Truly a larger-than-life experience that will have you crying with laughter.