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Twelfth Night

29 Nov - 18 December The Workshop Theatre

Twelfth Night

'the pick of the Christmas shows on offer in London' Morning Star

★★★★★ 'an unforgettable night of comedy' A Youngish Perspective

★★★★ ‘An Immersive Christmassy Delight’ Theatre Weekly

‘What a brilliant production…forgot how funny Shakespeare could be’ Letters to July

Hammerton’s gorgeous music adds spice to a wonderfully choreographed Christmas party’ ’The Reviews Hub

Written by William Shakespeare
Adapted by Ellen McDougall
Directed by Meghan Doyle
Starring the NYT REP Company

29 Nov - 18 December 2024
NYT Workshop Theatre

Tickets from £15

Please note, the performance on Wednesday 11th December at 7pm will be captioned.

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Join us for a mischievous and musical Twelfth Night this Christmas. Shakespeare’s hilarious and heartbreaking classic is adapted for the NYT REP Company by former Artistic director of the Gate Theatre Ellen McDougall, whose recent credits include As You Like It for the Globe Theatre and Watch on the Rhine for the Donmar Warehouse. Meghan Doyle, the 2018 Bryan Forbes Young Director Bursary Recipient returns to the NYT REP company fold to direct, following her celebrated production of To Kill a Mockingbird at the Lyric Hammersmith and Up All Night at the Duke of York’s Theatre. Discounted tickets are available to local schools.

Everyone is welcome at this performance, and we take a calm approach to movement and noise in the audience. Latecomers are admitted and you are free to leave the performance and come back in at any time. Ear defenders and ear plugs will be available for audiences to use during the performance

Content information

Frequent references to and depictions of alcohol use.
References to and depictions of grief and mourning.
References to misogyny.
Homophobia
References to and depictions of bullying and cruelty.
Depiction of fighting

Our Supporters

We are proud to acknowledge the support of our principal supporter Arts Council England and the following 2024/25 NYT REP Company supporters:

The Leverhulme Trust, Ian McKellen and the Clothworkers’ Foundation for their support of bursaries; Christina Smith Foundation for the Alan Macdonald Bursaries; Foyle Foundation; Cockayne – Grants for the Arts: a donor advised fund held at The London Community Foundation; International Music and Art Foundation; Maria Björnson Memorial Fund; Garrick Charitable Trust; Fenton Arts Trust; Noël Coward Foundation; Boris Karloff Charitable Foundation, supporters of the Bryan Forbes Bursary especially Emma & Graham Clempson, and our Centre Stage Supporters and Investors In Talent.

Selorm Adonu

Toby

Stella Blakeley

Valentine/Chorus

Emily Casey

Malvolio

Talitha Christina

Curio / Chorus

Luc de Freitas

Antonio

Megan Keaveny

Tay

Tyler Kinghorn

Gonzalo, Gratiano & Chorus

Paddy Lintin

Fabian

Holly Masters

Stephano, Leonardo & Chorus

Laura Masters

Olivia

David Olaniregun

Orsino

Freya Catherine Purdie

Maria

Daniel Regan

Sebastian

Dominic Semwanga

Fes

Cathy Sole

Viola

Ruari Spooner

Priest / Chorus

Ruby Ward

Francisco & Chorus

Alfie Wickham

Andrew

Performance Dates

7pm Fri 29 Nov (R)

7pm Sat 30 Nov (R)

7pm Mon 2 Dec (R)

7pm Tues 3 Dec - SOLD OUT (R)

7pm Wed 4 Dec (R)

2pm Thurs 5 Dec (R)

7pm Thurs 5 Dec (R)

7pm Friday 6 Dec (R)

2pm Sat 7 Dec (R)

7pm Sat 7 Dec (R)

7pm Tues 10 Dec (R)

2pm Wed 11 Dec (R)

7pm Wed 11 Dec (R & Captioned)

2pm Thurs 12 Dec (R)

7pm Thurs 12 Dec (R)

11am Fri 13 Dec - (R) Sensory Adapted performance - in addition to the chill out space, ear defenders and ear plugs, before the show begins there will be a short talk introducing the audience to sensory elements of the show including sound and lighting. A level of house lights will also remain on throughout the rest of the show. Audience can leave and re-enter the space if needed.

2pm Sat 14 Dec (R)

7pm Sat 14 Dec (R)

7pm Mon 16 Dec (R) - Sold Out

2pm Tues 17 Dec (R)

7pm Tues 17 Dec (R)

7pm Wed 18 Dec (R)

Cast no images

Selorm Adonu - Toby
Stella Blakeley - Valentine / Chorus
Emily Casey - Malvolio
Talitha Christina - Curlo / Chorus
Luc de Freitas - Antonio
Megan Keaveny - Tay
Tyler Kinghorn - Gonzalo, Gratiano & Chorus
Paddy Lintin - Fabian
Holly Masters - Stephano, Leonardo & Chorus
Laura Masters - Olivia
David Olaniregun - Orsino
Freya Catherine Purdie - Maria
Daniel Regan - Sebastian
Dominic Semwanga - Fed
Cathy Sole - Viola
Ruari Spooner - Priest / Chorus
Ruby Ward - Francisco & Chorus
Alfie Wickham - Andrew

Team

Writer

William Shakespeare

Adaptor

Ellen McDougall

Director

Meghan Doyle

Designer

Ethan Cheek

Lighting Designer

Ryan Day

MD, Composer and Sound Designer

Naomi Hammerton

Bryan Forbes Assistant Director

Hetty Hodgson

Movement

Sacha Plaige

Fight Director

Rebecca Wilson

Dance Captain

Holly Masters

Band Leaders

Megan Keaveny & Dominic Semwanga

Costume Supervisor

Megan Ayrton

Voice

Marcia Carr

Production Sound Engineer

Rose Farbrother

Sound Number 1

Enrico Aurigemma

Prod LX and Programmer

Matthew Carnazza

Production Manager

Lisa Hood

Stage Manager (Rehearsals and Previews)

Sophy Leys-Johnston

Stage Manager (performances)

Fana Sunley-Smith

Wardrobe Manager

Bolu Dairo

Production Technician

Ceri Benjamin

Caption unit programmer

Alice Pegram

Hair and Makeup Consultant

Elizabeth Hedley

Assistant Costume Designer

Ethan Bailey-Smith

DSM (Member)

Jessie Potts

ASM (Member)

Lily Cleaver

ASM (Member)

Edith Ginestier

Backstage Member (Stage construction)

Joseph Jurado

Backstage Member (Design)

Camille Godechoux

Backstage Member (Design)

Kitty Cooke

Backstage Member (Foyer Design Lead)

Gus Kent

The Installation outside the theatre was designed and constructed by our Backstage Members (Design).

This is rated 5 out of 5 stars

Extraordinary

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