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TWELFTH NIGHT: Critical Essay by Michael Billington

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William Shakespeare
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SOURCE: "Twelfth Night: a Stage History," in Directors' Shakespeare: Approaches to "Twelfth Night" by Bill Alexander ander and others, edited by Michael Billington, Nick Hern Books, 1990, pp. ix-xxxi.

In the following essay, Billington presents a stage history of Twelfth Night, highlighting notable productions and performances, as well as critical reaction to both.

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