Melbourne Shakespeare Company Presents Twelfth Night Melbourne Shakespeare Company Twelfth Night 2-17 March 2019 | Central Park Gardens, Malvern East When a group of young socialites from Melbourne become shipwrecked on the shores of a strange island, they are forced to fend for themselves. Separated from her twin brother and believing him lost at sea, the determined Viola steps out to explore this mysterious land. Viola then finds the nearby households of Olivia and Orsino who are overrun with passion, and so begins the whirlwind adventure of mistaken identity and unrequited love that defines Shakespeare's most popular love triangle, Twelfth Night. Back by popular demand after a sold-out season in 2018, don't miss this incredible production when it returns this March. 'Unlike anything I had ever seen before' Stage Whispers 'Absolutely blown away' We know Melbourne "We couldn't believe our eyes" The Plus Ones DATES & TIMES: 2pm & 7pm first three weekends of March Saturday 2 March - 2pm Sunday 3 March - 7pm Saturday 9 March - 7pm Sunday 10 March - 2pm Saturday 16 March - 2pm Sunday 17 March - 7pm LOCATION: Central Park 148 Burke Rd Malvern East TICKETS: $30 Adult $25 Concession / Senior $20 Child RUNNING TIME: 90 minutes with no interval. BYO seating and picnic to enjoy. Performances continue in rain. If you love Twelfth Night, don't miss Love's Labour's Lost running same dates, same location, different times! WHAT TO BRING: BYO seating & picnic to enjoy while you watch WET WEATHER: All performances continue in rain. We have large umbrellas to cover the audience. Performances are only cancelled due to lightning or if the space becomes unsafe for our actors. In the case of cancellation, ticket holders will be contacted via email at 4pm for evening and 12pm for matinee performances. Twelfth Night is proudly supported by the City of Stonnington. Melbourne Shakespeare Company acknowledges the Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which we perform. We pay our respects to their elders past, present and continuing.