written by William Shakespeare
actor-manager Montgomery Sutton
Now, now the mirth comes,
With the cake full of plums,
Where Bean’s the king of the sport here;
Besides we must know,
The pea also
Must revel, as queen, in the court here.
Begin then to choose,
This night as ye use,
Who shall for the present delight here,
Be a king by the lot,
And who shall not
Be Twelfth-day queen for the night here.
– Robert Herrick, Twelfe Night
A unique Twelfth Night celebration where a traditional Twelfth Night cake determines who plays what role in Shakespeare’s beloved comedy. Ring in the new year with a joyous, one-of-a-kind event that will never be the same twice.
Blake Weil from No Proscenium called our Twelfth Night “joyful chaos,” a “faithful and inventive production of Twelfth Night that made full use of its immersive staging.” Read more in his full review!
We’re already making preparations to bring the party back for Twelfth Night 2020 and we hope to see you there!
Cutting the cake with Montgomery Sutton, Rachael Jenison, and Deb Radloff 
Cutting the cake with Montgomery Sutton, Rachael Jenison, and Deb Radloff 
Rachael Jenison as Orsino, photo by Will O’Hare Photography 
Dhruv Iyengar as Andrew, Montgomery Sutton as Toby, and Anjili Pal as Mariah, photo by Will O’Hare Photography 
Basit Shittu as Feste, photo by Will O’Hare Photography 
Dhruv Iyengar as Andrew, photo by Will O’Hare Photography 
Teddy Yudain as Malvolio, photo by Will O’Hare Photography 
Laura Piccoli as Sebastian and Anjili Pal as Antonio, photo by Will O’Hare Photography 
Deb Radloff as Olivia, photo by Will O’Hare Photography 
Basit Shittu as Feste and Laura Piccoli as Viola, photo by Will O’Hare Photography 
Montgomery Sutton as Toby and Basit Shittu as Feste, photo by Will O’Hare Photography
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