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Twelfth Night (2018)

Genre : Comedy, Drama

Runtime : 2H 46M

Director : Adam Smethurst

Synopsis

Charming full text, modern, location based screen adaptation of William Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night.

Actors

Sheila Atim
Sheila Atim
Viola / Sebastian
Antony Bunsee
Antony Bunsee
Malvolio
Dominic Coleman
Dominic Coleman
Sir Andrew Aguecheek
Shalini Peiris
Shalini Peiris
Olivia
Simon Nagra
Simon Nagra
Sir Toby Belch
Zackary Momoh
Zackary Momoh
Antonio
Lisa Zahra
Lisa Zahra
Maria
Ben Whybrow
Ben Whybrow
Orsino
David Nellist
David Nellist
Feste
Steven Miller
Steven Miller
Fabian
David Charles
David Charles
Officer 1
Christopher Keegan
Christopher Keegan
Officer 2
Luke Murphy
Luke Murphy
Curio
George Johnston
George Johnston
Valentine
Nina Shenkman
Nina Shenkman
Maid
Alexander Delamere
Alexander Delamere
Priest
Alex Downey
Alex Downey
Seaman
Tansy Smethurst
Tansy Smethurst
Child Refugee 1
Shani Smethurst
Shani Smethurst
Child Refugee 2

Crews

Adam Smethurst
Adam Smethurst
Director
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare
Writer
Adam Smethurst
Adam Smethurst
Adaptation
Rakie Ayola
Rakie Ayola
Executive Producer
Adam Smethurst
Adam Smethurst
Executive Producer
Olly Fox
Olly Fox
Music
Jack Hill
Jack Hill
Cinematography
Anneta Laufer
Anneta Laufer
Editor
Lucy Jenkins
Lucy Jenkins
Casting
Sooki McShane
Sooki McShane
Casting
Benny Casey
Benny Casey
Art Direction
Thomas Hobson
Thomas Hobson
Art Direction

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