The Food of Love

Don’t tell Malvolio, who would that we have no more cakes and ale, but Southwest Shakespeare has forgone a traditional holiday show (thank Santa!) in favor of, well, Shakespeare. In this case, it’s the Bard’s Twelfth Night, one of the darker of Old Will’s dark comedies. Fear not, fans of...

By Robrt L. Pela

December 16, 2010

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Don’t tell Malvolio, who would that we have no more cakes and ale, but Southwest Shakespeare has forgone a traditional holiday show (thank Santa!) in favor of, well, Shakespeare. In this case, it’s the Bard’s Twelfth Night, one of the darker of Old Will’s dark comedies. Fear not, fans of mistaken identity and misguided passion: There are plenty of face masks and lovely ladies who might well not be so lovely. Or ladies!

Go yon!

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