Twelfth Night (Classic Stage Company)

Classic Stage Company - Lynn F. Angelson Theater

Classic Stage Company continues its 2017-2018 Off-Broadway season with the Fiasco Theater production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.

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Running time:

2hr 30mins (including 1 intermission)

Categories:

Plays

About Twelfth Night (Classic Stage Company):

Shipwrecked on the island of Illyria, Viola and her twin brother Sebastian are separated, each fearing the other lost to the sea. Viola disguises herself as a boy and wades into a complex romantic triangle with Duke Orsino and the Countess Olivia. New York's innovative Fiasco Theater brings their hallmark style and expansive imagination to one of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies.

Twelfth Night (Classic Stage Company) CAST AND CREATIVE

By:

William Shakespeare

Producer:

Classic Stage Company (CSC) and Fiasco Theater

Director:

Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld

Lighting:

Ben Stanton

Design:

John Doyle

Costume:

Emily Rebholz

Cast list:

Jessie Austrian (as Olivia), Noah Brody (as Orsino), Tina Chilip (as Maria), Paul L. Coffey (as Malvolio), Andy Grotelueschen (as Sir Toby Belch), Javier Ignacio (as Sebastian), David Samuel (as Antonio), Ben Steinfeld (as Feste), Paco Tolson (as Sir Andrew Aguecheek), and Emily Young (as Viola)

Twelfth Night (Classic Stage Company) Performance Dates & Times

Previews from:

November 29, 2017

Opening date:

December 14, 2017

Closes:

January 6, 2018

	Matinee	Evening
Monday	-	-
Tuesday	-	7pm
Wednesday	-	7pm
Thursday	-	7pm
Friday	-	8pm
Saturday	3pm	8pm
Sunday	3pm	-

Performance schedules for all shows are subject to change.

Classic Stage Company - Lynn F. Angelson Theater

Address:

136 East 13th Street (between 3rd and 4th Avenue), New York, NY 10003

Nearest subway station:

3rd Avenue

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Our Twelfth Night (Classic Stage Company) Review

Review of Fiasco Theater's Twelfth Night at Classic Stage Company

In Twelfth Night, Or What You Will, Shakespeare creates a 'now you see me, now you don't' world in which mistaken (and mis-taken) identity and buffoonery collide, to make a play that brims with humor, schadenfreude and, of course, romance.