Do you know the history of Twelfth Night? Here's how it came to be known as the start of the Carnival season in New Orleans.

His songs kept reminding me of Greensleeves, though they were quite original, and Feste's straining voice did not damage these hardy tunes much. Twelth Night abounds in great talk, but the most ...

How much do you know about Shakespeare’s play Twelfth Night? This section takes you step ... The play ends with a song from Feste, the jester.

The Chorus of Westerly is reviving its Twelfth Night pageant for the first time in a decade after its ranks have swelled.

“A great while ago the world begun / With hey, ho, the wind and the rain,” sings Stefan Bednarczyk’s Feste at the end of this beautiful, pocket-sized Twelfth Night, crowning a tremendous ...

While for some this may simply be an easy schedule to follow, for Christians it’s about recognising the festival of Twelfth Night, followed by Epiphany. The 12 days of Christmas began on ...

At least Puwanarajah leans into the problem, with Feste not just appearing from the wings ... That's quite a point of difference with the splendid Twelfth Night at the Orange Tree, in which every ...

As well, Sebastian surfaces in the area, and of course there is Feste, the wise fool, around to keep everything in perspective and to marvel, like we the audience, at the amazing things happening ...

There is lots of witty word-play in Twelfth Night which adds to the comedy ... and at others adding to the mood of a scene. Feste and Sir Toby are shown to be in agreement against Malvolio ...

Twelfth Night is simply the last day of the Christmas period - as made famous by the song The 12 Days of Christmas. It is traditionally when most people take down their Christmas decorations and ...