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TWELFTH NIGHT- Summary
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After being shipwrecked on the shores of Illyria, aristocratic-born Viola assumes her twin brother is dead and takes on the identity of a young male page named Cesario in an attempt to gain work in an unfamiliar land. Her compromised identity puts her at the center of a complicated love triangle that is hilarious and melancholy, and always entertaining. Under the direction of award-winning Northwestern faculty member Mary Poole, Shakespeare’s classic comedy is a delightful adventure in the timeless human folly of mistaken identity and misguided hearts.
Go behind the scenes of Twelfth Night and read an interview with director Mary Poole [pdf].
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Opening Night: Post-Show Discussion
Performance Date
Student Matinee at 10 a.m.
Post-Show Discussion
Buy Tickets
$25 general public
$22 seniors, NU faculty/staff, area educators
$10 full-time students
$5 Northwestern full-time students with advance purchase/$10 at Will Call
Student Matinee. Tickets are $5 for full-time students and may be purchased by calling 847-491-7282.
Theater seating [pdf]
