 A living tableau for Sir Toby to
comment on at his entrance: Olivia is at her never-ending prayers,
accompanied by Malvolio her Steward of the House and her Handmaiden (a
character I added). |
 The
sanctimonious Malvolio (Brian Linden), as always, at odds with Feste the
jester (Hal Klein). |
 Sir Andrew
Aguecheek (Steve Abruscato), with his hand deftly brought "to the butt'ry
bar" by Maria (Molly Harrington). |
 The famous
'letter scene'. Malvolio is oblivious to the letter stuck to his foot,
which Sir Andrew finally notices. |
 Malvolio
fantasizes about lording it over Sir Toby, unaware he has an audience. |
 The
mysterious message has Malvolio perplexed - for the moment. |
 To Sir Toby's joy,
Malvolio exults in the belief "that my lady loves me!" |
 Fabian
(Karen Sweeney) and Sir Toby gull Sir Andrew with tales of dread. "...you
will hang like an icicle on a Dutchman's beard." |
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 Olivia with her attendants,
like a triple blackout, greet Viola-as-Cesario. *Photo credit SCOTT WYNN |
 In Part-II, a much changed Olivia (Natalie Wilder) greets a
frightened Viola (Carlie McCarthy). The period costuming is by Terry
Leong. *Photo credit SCOTT WYNN |
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 The
twins Sebastian (Walter Brandes) and Viola face-to-face. *Photo credit SCOTT WYNN |
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A living tableau for Sir Toby to
comment on at his entrance: Olivia is at her never-ending prayers,
accompanied by Malvolio her Steward of the House and her Handmaiden (a
character I added).
The
sanctimonious Malvolio (Brian Linden), as always, at odds with Feste the
jester (Hal Klein).
Sir Andrew
Aguecheek (Steve Abruscato), with his hand deftly brought "to the butt'ry
bar" by Maria (Molly Harrington).
The famous
'letter scene'. Malvolio is oblivious to the letter stuck to his foot,
which Sir Andrew finally notices.
Malvolio
fantasizes about lording it over Sir Toby, unaware he has an audience. 
The
mysterious message has Malvolio perplexed - for the moment.
To Sir Toby's joy,
Malvolio exults in the belief "that my lady loves me!"
Fabian
(Karen Sweeney) and Sir Toby gull Sir Andrew with tales of dread. "...you
will hang like an icicle on a Dutchman's beard."
Olivia with her attendants,
like a triple blackout, greet Viola-as-Cesario. *Photo credit SCOTT WYNN
In Part-II, a much changed Olivia (Natalie Wilder) greets a
frightened Viola (Carlie McCarthy). The period costuming is by Terry
Leong. *Photo credit SCOTT WYNN
The
twins Sebastian (Walter Brandes) and Viola face-to-face. *Photo credit SCOTT WYNN