Twelfth night : or, what you will / William Shakespeare.

Act I. An apartment in the Duke's palace ; The sea-coast ; A room in Olivia's house ; A room in the Duke's palace ; A room in Olivia's house -- Act II. The sea-coast ; A street ; A room in Olivia's house ; A room in the Duke's palace ; Olivia's garden -- Act III. Olivia's garden ; A room in Olivia's house ; A street ; Olivia's garden -- Act IV. The street before Olivia's house ; A room in Olivia's house ; Olivia's garden -- Act V. The street before Olivia's house.

"Set in the mythical land of Illyria, Twelfth Night revolves around Viola, who, after being shipwrecked, disguises herself as a man named Cesario. Her twin brother, Sebastian, is presumed dead, leading to a series of mistaken identities and romantic entanglements. Viola's disguise leads to a complex love triangle, highlighting the irrational and transformative nature of love. It touches on issues of class and social ambition, primarily through the subplot involving the pompous Malvolio and his misguided aspirations. The play delves into themes of love in its many forms, identity, and gender roles. Shakespeare's witty dialogue and the play's festive spirit ensure its enduring popularity. Due to its intricate plot, memorable characters, and exploration of universal themes, Twelfth Night remains a timeless classic and continues to captivate audiences with its blend of humour, romance, and poignant commentary on human nature"-- Back cover.