Twelfth Night RSC Production Transfers To The West End (And If You’re Quick There’s A Bargain Ticket Waiting For You)

The Royal Shakespeare Company production of Twelfth Night featuring Richard Wilson will begin a limited 10 week run at the Duke of York’s Theatre in St Martin’s Lane in London after a successful run in Stratford upon Avon.

Produced by Gregory Doran, this production sees Richard Wilson make his RSC debut, at 72, playing Malvolio alongside James Fleet who is adopting the role of Sir Andrew Aguecheek. Also featuring a host of  familar RSC actors including Sam Alexander (Sebastian), Nancy Carroll (Viola), Alexandra Gilbreath (Olivia), Jo Stone-Fewings (Orsino), Miltos Yerolemou (Feste) and Associate Artist Richard McCabe (Sir Toby Belch, this version of Twelfth Knight has been widely praised not just for it’s comic timing and stunning character performances, but also for the attention to detail concerning the costumes that speak as much about the characters as Shakespeare’s writing does.

Running from  the 19th December 2009 to 27th February 2010, LondonTheatreDirect is offering £10 off seats if you book by the 23rd December 2009, giving you the opportunity to get top seats for just £32.50*.