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The Season at Stratford

12 shows
97 reviews

Fresh and Warmly Engaging

“Also at the Festival Theatre I caught a fresh and warmly engaging “Twelfth Night,” directed by Seana McKenna. Set in the 1960s—the fool Feste, played with moony charm by Deborah Hay, is a guitar-strumming hippie—the production featured a strong cast, with Ms. Hay’s Feste, the terrific Scott Wentworth’s mischievous, meddling Sir Toby Belch and Laura Condlln as a schoolmarmish female Malvolio leading the play’s more raucous comedy with aplomb. (When Ms. Condlln’s Malvolio attempts to stretch her pursed mouth into a grin, the results are sublimely funny.)”