An Informal Reading of TWELFTH NIGHT

Is't possible??!?

A countess, supposedly in mourning, falls giddily in love with a woman disguised as a man . . . who in turn falls hopelessly in love with a duke . . . who happens himself to be lovesick for the "mourning" countess. 　Got it? Yeah, well wait 'til the cross-dresser's identical twin brother shows up. 　(He was supposed to be dead.) Enter, too, the debauched knight, his lame sidekick, the lusty maid and the singing fool, who together plot the comical undoing of the countess's officious, buzz-killing steward. Shakespeare, you say? Indeed. 　At his comedic best!

Join Northeast Stage for an informal reading of "Twelfth Night", one of Shakespeare's best-loved comedies and the leading candidate for our Shakespeare-in-the-Park summer 2012 production.

Any questions whatsoever, contact Michael Manuelian at: michaelmanuelian1 @gmail.com  or (646) 325-9438 or A.D. Newcomer at (631) 208-6933. 　

Come help read, or just listen, meet guest director Michael Manuelian and find out more about audition opportunities, upcoming Northeast Stage projects, etc. Scripts and light refreshments await!