“Language and psychology are indivisible in Shakespeare.”
In forensic detail, and by unpacking the layers of disguise embedded within the play, actor Zoe Waites analyses the language and rhythms of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night and considers how these tools help bring the character of Viola to life.
By considering her in relation to Shakespeare’s other great female parts, such as Rosalind and Juliet, Waites explores how she approached playing Viola and demonstrates her observations through close analysis and readings from the play.
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