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Sebastian (Michael Goldstein) finds that Countess Olivia (Aila Peck) is smitten with him. When Sebastian finally appears and finds that the lovely countess is enamored of him-she believes him to be Cesario-this love triangle sorts itself out. Countess Olivia (Aila Peck, L) falls for the wrong man, Cesario (Kelsey Brennan). And through wit and persistence, Cesario not only gains admittance to Olivia, but the comely youth also wins the great ladyРІР‚в„ўs heart-for Cesario himself, unfortunately, not for Orsino. But thereРІР‚в„ўs a catch: The countess will admit no suitors while she mourns the death of her brother.Р”Р„lthough Viola is now secretly in love with her new master, she-that is, Cesario-agrees to plead OrsinoРІР‚в„ўs case. (Liz Lauren)Р”Вuke Orsino is charmed by his new page and thinks that this fresh-faced youth with nary a sprout on РІР‚СљhisРІР‚Сњ chin would be the perfect instrument to woo his beloved: the standoffish, beauteous Countess Olivia (Aila Peck). Duke Orsino (Gavin Lawrence) asks his page Cesario, a disguised Viola (Kelsey Brennan), to woo Countess Olivia. Viola decides to dress as a man and find service as a page for the regionРІР‚в„ўs ruler, Duke Orsino (Gavin Lawrence). The nearly identical twins Viola (Kelsey Brennan) and Sebastian (Michael Goldstein) survive a shipwreck off the coast of Illyria but, separated in the storm, each thinks the other is dead. Named for the last feast night of the 12 days of Christmas, Twelfth Night was a carnival-like holiday during Renaissance times and was celebrated with general merriment and rule-breaking.Р”В«ut despite its bacchanal mood and spirit of flouting authority, this play, like all traditional comedies, sticks to the o riginal purpose of comedy: It makes us laugh at human foibles. And American Players TheatreРІР‚в„ўs director John Langs nails them all.

Actually, it has several of the funniest scenes in all of ShakespeareРІР‚в„ўs comedies. SPRING GREEN, Wis.-РІР‚СљTwelfth Night, or What You WillРІР‚Сњ has one of the funniest scenes in all of ShakespeareРІР‚в„ўs comedies.

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