Twelfth Night

by William Shakespeare
Directed by Brock England
June 12-14 & 19-21, 2025
German-American Society of Tulsa

After a shipwreck separates twin siblings Viola and Sebastian, Viola disguises herself as a young man named Cesario to seek work with Duke Orsino. Orsino is in love with the Lady Olivia, who is in mourning. Olivia falls for Cesario instead, while Viola secretly loves Orsino, leading to a series of mistaken identities, love triangles, and comedic chaos.


Show poster for "Twelfth Night" in art deco style

Cast

Orsino: John Burns
Sea Captain/Valentine: Allyson Blackshare
Viola: Ashe Baileigh
Sir Toby Belch: Quinn Blakely
Maria: Anna Joie
Sir Andrew Aguecheek: Lucus Keppel
Feste: Josiah Parks
Olivia: Lydia Gray
Malvolio: Andrew Smith
Antonio: Ibrahim Buyckes
Sebastian: Thomas Hunt

Program design by Corinna “Sparrow” Browning

Production Crew

Director: Brock England
Stage Manager: Rachel Steed
Producer: Alex Isaak
Music Director: Alexandria Moore
Lighting Designer: Frank Gallagher
Costume Designer: Paulette Record
Props Master: Angel Ruiz
Set Dresser: David Blakely
Show Photography: C. Andrew Nichols Photos

Reviews and Reactions

“A must-see production!”

— Mandy D.

“Just leaving the German American Society after experiencing the Tulsa Shakespeare Company Twelfth Night performance. The acting was phenomenal and the audience participation element was delightful.”

– Hannah B.

“I’ve seen this play many times, so I have to say that first. To see it live here in Tulsa was just amazing. I absolutely loved the energy in the room. The actors were amazing.”

— Katherine M.

“Wonderful show! Go see it!”

— Donna W.

“I greatly admired the commitment to the language and to the style of the piece and enjoyed every performer’s work quite a bit. Kudos to all.”

– Michael W. 

“Sir Toby was hilarious. He was my favorite part. So good!”

— Audience Member

Sponsors

This project was funded in part by the Oklahoma Arts Council, which receives support from the State of Oklahoma and the National Endowment for the Arts.

William Major + Lynn Dickason + Johnna Thurston + Jill Goff-Wenger + Deborah Hunter + Samuel Stevens + Nicholas McMillan + Ozark Artist Retreat and Studio + Rebecca Ungerman + Morgan Holmes + Myrna Jones + Roland Gonzales + Chantel Nguyen + John Cornwall + Eric Esqueda

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