Twelfth Night (1601) (edit title/settings)

• Rated 5 stars

“I read this over 5 times, and still i think it's my favourite of Shakespeares play. I love the strength in Viola (Sebastian), and the wisdom. Do read it if you find it.. ”

• Rated 4 stars

“this is waaaay better than the movie, She's The Man. amanda bynes got to play viola (and sebastian), a role that i would definitely kill for if im an actress. the movie used almost everything that was in the book (even the city of Illyria, but they made into a school...O_o), however, nothing can beat the real thing. im sure the director had good intentions and i believe he's a great fan of the play, but it's just not good enough. just read the book or watch the play...”

• Rated 0 stars

“i love this book.”

• Rated 5 stars

“This is my second favorite of all Shakespeare's plays (second only to a Midsummer Night's Dream). In this play, Shakespeare plays with the idea of gender and how it is performed and percieved. I would love to see this play performed someday by an all male cast, as it was in Shakespere's day, since many of Shakespere's jokes allude to the rediculousness of a male actor portraying a woman who's pretending to be a man. Viola is my favorite Shakespearian female lead. She's smart, sexy, and brave.”

• Rated 0 stars

“love the story!”

• Rated 3 stars

“a very mediocre comedy.”

• Rated 0 stars

“Twelfthnight is the story of twins, where the braveness of men and fathfullness of women are shown. ”

• Rated 5 stars

“Anything by Shakespeare gets top billing. The man was a genius. I saw this play in London at the Globe Theater. Seeing is definitly better than reading, when it comes to a play. Especially if it involves cross-dressing twins. One of my classes at school acted this play out last year. They loved it. Please don't confuse Amanda Bynes' "She's the Man." It's cute, but not Shakespeare.”