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Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night

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14 July - 31 August
Festival Theatre
By William Shakespeare
Cast includes Patrick Stewart
 
Photography by Shaun Webb with thanks to Rod Wilson
 
Love and grief, cruelty and joy are held in perfect balance in Shakespeare's beautiful comedy.
 
Patrick Stewart plays Malvolio in this most romantic and musical of plays directed by Philip Franks, co-director of Chichester's highly acclaimed production of Nicholas Nickleby.
 
Patrick Stewart has most recently played Marc Antony and Prospero for the Royal Shakespeare Company, in both Stratford and London, having previously won an Olivier Award for his performance as Enobarbus in Peter Brook's production of Antony and Cleopatra and a nomination for his Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. On television, Stewart originated the role of Jean-Luc Picard in the hit series Star Trek: The Next Generation which aired from 1987 to 1994. Other television credits include: Professor Ian Hood in Eleventh Hour, Captain Ahab in Moby Dick and King Henry II in The Lion in Winter. His extensive film credits include X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand, Lady Jane and Excalibur as well as the Star Trek movies.
 
Pre-show Talk - Saturday 14 July 6.00pm & Thursday 19 July 6.00pm - FREE but book in advance               01243 781312        
Open University Previews 2007 - Offering dramatically reduced prices for the first three performances of this production.

Co-producers and sponsors

Harwoods Supported by the Friends of Chichester Festival TheatreSupported by the Twelfth Night Commissioning Circle

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  • It’s quite some double act. Having given us the scariest Macbeth in a generation. Patrick Stew...
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    Charles Spencer - The Daily Telegraph
  • A colleague's success is a double-edged sword. Following Rupert Goold's astonishing Macbeth, which o...
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    Fiona Mountford - Evening Standard
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    Rhoda Koenig - The Independent
  • Malvolio is a malevolent Jeeves with romantic notions far above his station as manservant.
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    Paul Callan - Daily Express

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