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Twelfth Night Theatre Tickets
Twelfth Night Theatre Tickets
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Twelfth Night Theatre Tickets

Twelfth Night Theatre Tickets

Wyndham's Theatre Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0DA

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Shipwrecked and fearing her twin brother dead, Viola is swept onto the shores of Illyria. Disguising herself as a boy, she takes a post in the Duke's court and, on his behalf, attempts to woo his loved one, the Lady Olivia.

Note: Please be aware that this is an outdoor performance, so be prepared for all weather conditions.

In the event of performance being cancelled due to the weather theatre does not offer refunds but exchanges to another performance in our main repertoire. There is no time limit on when the tickets can be used.


Twelfth Night Other Details:

Venue: Wyndham's Theatre 
Address: Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0DA
 Seating Plan: View Seating Plan 
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Opened: 05-Dec-2008
Booking until: 07-Mar-2009
Performance Times: Matinees: Matinees Wednesday, Saturday 2.30pm and Sunday 3pm
Evenings: Tuesday to Saturday 7.30pm
Running Time: To Be Confirmed
Author: William Shakespeare
Director: Michael Grandage
Casts: Derek Jacobi
Genre: Play

Separated in a shipwreck from her twin brother and believing him dead, Viola disguises herself as a boy and is employed by Count Orsino to woo the reluctant Lady Olivia. Olivia is indeed finally awoken from her own grief by a new love, but for the servant and not the master, whilst Viola herself has fallen head over heels for the Count.

Shakespeare’s comedy of mistaken identities, unrequited love, trickery and drunken revelling was the first play ever staged at the Open Air Theatre in 1932 and we are delighted to invite Edward Dick to direct this new production.



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