Dunedin
New Zealand
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| Twelfth Night (2005) | |
| by William Shakespeare Opening Night 06 October 2005 | |
| Director: Neal Barber | |
| In many ways Twelfth Night is a traditional Elizabthan romantic comedy; one in which 'true love' triumphs over all of the obstacles placed in its way. Orsino loves Olivia who loves Orsino. Viola, who has disguised herself as a man following the shipwreck that landed her on Orsino's shore has an identical twin brother who has apparently been lost at see since that storm. It Is a tale of self deception, of petty follies and retaliatory cruelty but also one in which 'all's well that ends well.' | |
| Cast | |
| Viola/Cesario | Bianca Prujean |
| Olivia | Barbara Walsh |
| Orsino | Andrew Gillespie |
| Sebastian | Sam McAnally |
| Sir Toby | Jonathan Wicken |
| Maria | Janice Snowden |
| Sir Andrew | Nathan Brown |
| Malvolio | Nick Idour |
| Feste | Tommo Cuthbert-Ashmore |
| Antonio | Steve McNamara |
| Fabian | Chris Summers |
| Valentine | Ryan Brown-Haysom |
| Curio | Luke Agnew |
| Priest/Captain | Jim Conradson |
| First Officer | Conrad Broad |
| Crew | |
| Stage Manager | Neal Barber |
| Set Design | Brian Beresford |
| Set Construction | Andrew Cook |
| Jeffrey Vaughan | |
| Lighting Design | Neal Barber |
| Light Rigging | Jeffrey Vaughan |
| Lighting Operation | Kathy Creswell-Moorcock |
| Sound | Nicola Haliday |
| Original Music | Brian Beresford |
| Wardrobe | Claire Hewitt |
| Roz McKechnie | |
| Hair and Make-up | Claire Hewitt |
| Publicity | Roslyn Nijenhuis |
| Poster Design | Brian Beresford |
| Photography | Reg Graham |
| Front of House | Pam Manley |
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Jonathan Wicken, Nathan Brown  |
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Jim Conradson, Barbara Walsh, Sam McAnally  |
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Andrew Gillespie, Tommo Cuthbert-Ashmore  |
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Conrad Broad, Steve McNamara  |
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Janice Snowden  |
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Bianca Prujean, Ryan Brown-Haysom, Luke Agnew  |
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| Neal Barber |
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| Claire Hewitt |
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Nick Idour  |