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Twelfth Night (Lighthouse Plays)
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Twelfth Night (Lighthouse Plays)

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Get ready for a party! In Shakespeare’s time, Twelfth Night was a holiday known for crazy reversals and wild celebration, and this play offers plenty of both: servants in love with their masters, a girl disguised as a boy, a dancing knight, a singing fool, a drunken uncle, and the most reluctant sword fight in all of literature. Enjoy the story of Twelfth Night as never before with this skillful 70-minute adaptation. Playwright Andrew Biliter brings the language of Shakespeare into the present day while preserving the character, humor, and meter of the original text.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Lighthouse Plays
Date
9 April 2019
Pages
82
ISBN
9780997408461

Get ready for a party! In Shakespeare’s time, Twelfth Night was a holiday known for crazy reversals and wild celebration, and this play offers plenty of both: servants in love with their masters, a girl disguised as a boy, a dancing knight, a singing fool, a drunken uncle, and the most reluctant sword fight in all of literature. Enjoy the story of Twelfth Night as never before with this skillful 70-minute adaptation. Playwright Andrew Biliter brings the language of Shakespeare into the present day while preserving the character, humor, and meter of the original text.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Lighthouse Plays
Date
9 April 2019
Pages
82
ISBN
9780997408461