Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival Presents Twelfth Night

Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival's second season kicks off with an incredible production of "Twelfth Night!" Performed in the Jamf Theatre on a set that is a replica of Shakespeare's Globe in London and featuring a cast of professional and local actors, "Twelfth Night" is one of William Shakespeare's romantic comedies with strong themes of love and gender, disguise, and deception. Audiences of all ages will enjoy the story which features long-lost twins, love triangles, mistaken identities, the one and only Sir Toby Belch, several weddings, and a happy ending (for most, at least!). We encourage you to also attend the other two WSF mainstage shows this season - "Romeo & Juliet" and "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] [again]." Please note that a FREE talkback with the cast will occur directly following the Sunday, July 7 matinee performance. Ticketholders for that performance are invited and encouraged to stay and meet with the performers! Check the Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival page on the Pablo Center website for a full listing of Festival events.