Tag Archives: The Twelfth Night

Shakespeare Didn’t do his Homework or The Great Bandaide Boondoggle

Posted on April 18, 2013 by pezcita

Posted in comic strips, Digs Burton, Shakespeare | Tagged armor, cartoon, comic strip, English, englishman, homework, reasearch, Shakespeare, ship, The Twelfth Night | 1 Comment

“All in Character Now!” or Shakespeare Chooses at Setting

Posted on March 24, 2013 by pezcita

If you thought Shakespeare was going to say “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?” then rock on ’90s kid!

Posted in comic strips, Digs Burton, Shakespeare | Tagged Anne Hathaway, comedy, comic strip, greek, Illyria, language, language barrier, latin, map, play, Shakespeare, The Twelfth Night, theater, wife, world the 12th Night | 2 Comments

The Sparrow’s Dive Theater Presents 12th Night

Posted on February 13, 2011 by pezcita

Recently, I re-read my favorite Shakespeare play, “The Twelfth Night, or What You Will”. It’s set in Illyria (modern-day Albania) but all the characters have distinctly English mannerisms. One possible explanation: Shakespeare invented Survivor centuries before it aired on TV. He … Continue reading →

Posted in Digs Burton | Tagged Albania, belch, Illyria, Jim Parsons, Morena Baccarin, Shakespeare, Survivor, The Twelfth Night | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: The Twelfth Night

Shakespeare Didn’t do his Homework or The Great Bandaide Boondoggle

“All in Character Now!” or Shakespeare Chooses at Setting

The Sparrow’s Dive Theater Presents 12th Night

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