TWELFTH NIGHT Or What You Will
Ends Jun 08
TWELFTH NIGHT Or What You Will
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TWELFTH NIGHT Or What You Will London Reviews and Tickets

80%
(97 Ratings)
Positive
84%
Mixed
10%
Negative
6%
Members say
Entertaining, Funny, Absorbing, Humourous, Quirky

About the Show

Shakespeare’s comedy of mistaken identities set in the Mediterranean sun is a celebration of love.

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Show-Score Member Reviews (4)

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27 Reviews | 1 Follower
70
Quirky, Entertaining, Funny, Cliched

See it if You want to see something goofy.

Don't see it if You care about story.

6 Reviews | 0 Followers
60
Uneven, Entertaining

See it if You like colour, a beautiful setting, know the plot, have a good sense of fun, want to discuss it afterwards.

Don't see it if You are likely to get annoyed by the inconsistency of the production, want to believe in the relationships.

7 Reviews | 0 Followers
95
Great staging, Humourous, Entertaining, Absorbing, Clever

See it if You want to be amused. You don’t have to know Shakespeare, you just have to like entertainment.

Don't see it if You only like musicals (but still worth a try!)

138 Reviews | 19 Followers
During previews
54
Disappointing, Banal, Slow

See it if For Anna Francolini

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Critic Reviews (9)

The London Evening Standard
May 10th, 2024

"stylish and surprisingly sexy Shakespeare"
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Time Out London
May 10th, 2024

"gestures at a genderqueer transgressiveness it doesn’t really follow through on."
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The Stage (UK)
May 10th, 2024

"Queer reframing of Shakespeare’s melancholy comedy entertains but never quite ignites"
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Theatre Weekly (UK)
May 9th, 2024

"...Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night as the queer cavalcade it perhaps should always have been"
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The Telegraph (UK)
May 10th, 2024

"A queer reimagining with charm – but lacking emotional heft"
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The Guardian (UK)
May 10th, 2024

"this production dances over sadness"
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London Theatre
May 10th, 2024

"...this inventive production is a thought-provoking delight."
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WhatsOnStage
May 10th, 2024

"It’s a dignifiedly twilight world, stylish and welcoming."
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