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Next week sees the Brock Department of Dramatic Arts main stage production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, featuring several members of the DARTcritics team. The production, co-directed by DART professors Gyllian Raby and Danielle Wilson, is set in the 1950s and laced through with country blues music. It plays from 7-9 November in the Sean O’Sullivan Theatre at Brock.
From left: Rintoul, Lidstone, Chapman. Photos by David Vivian.
In the scene pictured, Sir Toby Belch (played by DARTcritic Sean Rintoul) forces Viola (DARTcritic Bri Lidstone) and Sir Andrew Aguecheek (DART student Chris Chapman) to fight each other, and a messy cane fight ensues.
DARTcritics Sean Cottrell and Nick Leno are also performing in the show. Directors Raby and Wilson will visit our class in the week after the production for a critically engaged discussion.
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