What if heaven and hell were separated by a dancefloor?

Shakespeare's wildest comedy comes to life this October in a production that dares to ask where the sacred ends and the sinful begins.Twelfth Night — reimagined. The nave of a church. The pulse of a nightclub. Two worlds that have no business existing side by side, pressed together until something gives. Viola washes ashore into a world at war with itself. Orsino drowns his longing in bass and candlelight. Malvolio's rigid piety crumbles under the weight of his own desire. And somewhere between the altar and the strobe light, love makes fools of everyone.

This is Shakespeare for now — timeless language, urgent questions. What do we worship? What do we shame? And who gets to decide what counts as sin?

The King of Shakespeare returns once more as Arron Evans invites you to become part of the very pulse of the production where the Bard’s work will flow through you like music and every corner of the Theatre is teeming with life and magic in our boldest re-imagining of Shakespeare yet.