Apr 10
Realest thing the National Theatre Twelfth Night ever did was give ViolaCesario Transmasc Swimming Pool Panic
pictured above, the facial expression of hoping to god that your binder doesn't show under your shirt
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Realest thing the National Theatre Twelfth Night ever did was give ViolaCesario Transmasc Swimming Pool Panic
pictured above, the facial expression of hoping to god that your binder doesn't show under your shirt
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The all-male Globe Twelfth Night production has led me to the conclusion that I actually would like to see Viola played by men more.For balance, Sebastian should be played by a woman.
Shakespeare really said ‘no homo’ after writing twelfth night
playing violacesario, got all the necessary props with me
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violacesario trying to get in: can you tell me what your relationship with olivia... is
malvolio: i’m lady olivia’s right hand arm... man. i’m lady olivia’s everything. i’m her confidant. her best friend. her silly rabbit.
viola: her silly rabbit
malvolio: yes.
viola: is that what she calls you
malvolio: no.
Continuing one of the immutable laws of Twelfth Night I see
Hooo boy the implications of the National Theatre Twelfth Night setting the play in the 1960s, casting a black woman to play Viola, a white woman to play Malvolio, and then, after Malvolio touches Violacesario, Malvolio wipes her hands off as if disgusted...