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The creation of Feste in Twelfth Night

Charlotte Moore argues that the pairing of comic actor Robert Armin’s dark creative energy with Shakespeare’s wit and intellect changed the atmosphere and meaning of the plays from Twelfth Night onwards

Charlotte Moore

Feste dancing on an open-air stage, with a music band in the background.
Kalungi Ssebandeke as Feste in Sixteen Feet Productions’ Twelfth Night, Kew Gardens, 2022
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AQA (B): Paper 1 Aspects of comedy (Twelfth Night); Paper 1 Aspects of tragedy (King Lear)

Edexcel: Paper 1 Drama: Twelfth Night and King Lear

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