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By Linda Choi
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You may be familiar with "When Harry Met Sally" or "Pretty Woman", but one of the first romantic comedies came in the seventeenth century. Twelfth Night, courtesy of William Shakespeare, tells the story of twins Viola and Sebastian. Following a shipwreck they both presume the other to have drowned. Viola then disguises herself as a male page named "Cesario" to find employment as a page. This all leads to some hilarious romantic mixups between the Duke Orisino and the Countess Olivia. This classic tale of mixups and mayhem will be told centuries later by the Berry College Theater Company November 19th through 21st at 7 p.m. with a matinee on the 22nd at 2 p.m. Directed by Assistant Professor of Theater, Dr. Jeanne Tiehen reimagines this story in the setting of a tropical resort hotel. Tickets to this production can be found at BerryOnStage.Ludus.Com