Twelfth Night review – love's a costume change away i

Twelfth Night review – love's a costume change away in backstage-set version | Stage


Bard in the Botanics, Glasgow
Shakespeare’s play on the unreliability of appearances works well in the wings of a theatre, but this 90-minute streamlining perhaps cuts too much
Merry confusion … Jennifer Dick as Count Orsino in Twelfth Night. Photograph: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan
Merry confusion … Jennifer Dick as Count Orsino in Twelfth Night. Photograph: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan
Sun 11 Jul 2021 19.01 EDT
You can see why director Gordon Barr chose to set Twelfth Night in the wings of a theatre. Heather Grace Currie’s design – all ropes, dressing-room lights and velvet curtains – places Shakespeare’s comedy in a world of pretence. All it takes is a new costume from the wardrobe, and your identity has changed.

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