4.9 out of 5, based on 13 ratings and 13 reviews.
Filled with a cast of unforgettable characters, Twelfth Night combines cruelty with high comedy and the pangs of unrequited love at the Globe Theatre.
The coupling of unrequited love with subtle poetry, is expressed through some of Shakespeare’s most exquisite songs.
At the Globe Theatre from 4 May to 21 August 2019, book your Twelfth Night tickets today!
- Captioned performances: Sunday 18 August, 1.00pm.
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Very pleased with the service provided by LoveTheatre. The seats were great. On the top level right in front of the stage. Will definitely be using you guys again !.
Had a great time. Enjoyed the venue very much. Would suggest it to anyone.
We saw the matinee performance of 12th Night and truly enjoyed it. You could tell that the cast owned their parts and loved performing them. Even our youngest daughter loved it and if you can make a 12 year old love Shakespeare, then you know you’ve done something right.
From the opening scene of the shipwreck to Malvolio’s final outburst this was sheer delight. Emma Rice has played a blinder with le Gateau Chocolat as a quasi Feste and Amy West’s Malvolio is a real star turn. Add an Andrew Aguecheek reminiscent of a camper Rik Mayall in the Young Ones and brilliant performances from the rest of the cast and a seventies disco vibe and you have the recipe for an hilarious, uplifting and memorable reading of the play. A real treat.
A very different production, but great fun, hugely enjoyable and in a theatre with great atmosphere. Loved it.
Great fun - a really enjoyable experience with an amazing atmosphere. Highly recommended.