Was ihr wollt

Orsino loves Olivia. He sends his servant Cesario to her bearing a love letter. But Orsino’s love remains unrequited. What neither he nor Olivia realise: Cesario is only disguised as a man and is actually called Viola. Thus begins a comedy about appearances and reality, and about longing for a desire beyond the conventional.

In her work, Lies Pauwels creates poetic visual theatre in which pop references and baroque music collide and uproariously funny moments are juxtaposed with scenes of deeply sad melancholy. Now, she is taking on perhaps the most beautiful literary manifesto of unfulfilled love and the impossibility of desire: Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night – or What You Will”.

Following celebrated productions at the Schauspielhaus Bochum and the Vienna Burgtheater, Lies Pauwels is now bringing her unique visual language to Munich for the first time.

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Maurice Korbel

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Maurice Korbel

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Maurice Korbel

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Maurice Korbel

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Maurice Korbel

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