Shakespeare’s comedy hinges on mistaken identity and role reversal. Shakespeare’s hilarious yet heart-breaking tale of unrequited love.

William Shakespeare`s "12th Night" is a heart warming comedy about love, power and disguise.At the turn of the 17th century (1601) Shakespeare wrote a play about confusions of love. At the heart of the play he placed a young woman, Viola and her twin brother Sebastian. He set the action in remote and exotic country called Illlryia.

Twelfth Night is divided into various types of plots and/or subplots. Regardless of the exact number of plots and subplots, however, the main thing is that they are all woven together with immense skill to ultimately compose a single pattern or tapestry.

Through the constant performance and role-playing of his characters, Shakespeare reminds us that we, like the characters, may play roles in our own lives and be susceptible to the role playing of others.