ELAC Theater Arts Presents: Twelfth Night, Or What You Will

About the Play 

Suffering a recent shipwreck, young Viola must find her way in the new land of Illyria. Presuming her twin brother drowned, she dresses as a man, assumes the name of Cesario, and finds employment with the Duke Orsino. But mayhem ensues when the Duchess Olivia falls in love with her, not realizing that Cesario, the disguised Viola, is actually a woman. One of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies, Twelfth Night is a joyful delight.

Student Achievements 

The East Los Angeles Theater Arts Department has garnered numerous accolades, winning more Kennedy Center American College Theater Awards than most colleges and universities in our region over the past seven years. This past year, one of our students received the National Award for Best Scenic Design, competing against universities and graduate students in Washington D.C.

Student Involvement 

For this production, students have designed the Set, Lights, Costumes, Props, Hair, and Makeup, showcasing their talents and skills.

Content Advisory 

Twelfth Night is considered a general audience play, although there is at least one romantic interlude. 

Contact Information 

For further information, please contact: 
Natalie Wong 
East Los Angeles College Department of Theater Arts, P2-101C 
Email: @email 
Office: 323.415.5034 

We encourage instructors to offer extra credit to students attending this production.  Do not let this opportunity pass you by.  Support our ELAC thespians into their foray of Twelfth Night.  It will be a worthy adventure being ensconced in the proscenium theater and experiencing this charming production.