ACSian Theatre Presents Twelfth Night

Relive ACSian Theatre's vibrant staging of Shakespeare's *Twelfth Night*, a lively comedy of romance and mistaken identities performed on 8 to 10 April 2021.

Last updated on 30 June 2026

A large cast in formal costumes raises their arms on a blue-lit stage during a theatrical performance finale.

“Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit!”
On the 8th, 9th and 10th of April, ACSian Theatre staged a contemporary interpretation of ‘Twelfth Night‘, a fast-paced romantic comedy by William Shakespeare.

Three performers on a blue-lit stage; one in black suit with arms raised, one in cream gown holding a fan, one in white dress.

The plot consisted of several interwoven stories of romance, mistaken identities and practical jokes. The audience watched a a love triangle between Viola, Orsino, and Olivia and an incredible journey of chaos, hilarity and excitement.
With five fantastically choreographed dance numbers in tandem with stunning lighting, ACSian Theatre’s cast and crew poured their hearts out into the production; illuminating the stage, and pulling the audience into the world of Illyria with their vibrant and electrifying energy.

This, together with the brilliant comic timing of lines and the depth of the emotions portrayed, truly breathed life into the characters and the story, making Twelfth Night a huge success.

Two performers in dark coats and white gloves face each other on a green-lit stage.

This production would not have been possible without the wholehearted support and hard work of our teachers and instructors, Mrs Geetha Creffield, Ms Michelle Wong, Mr Gerard Sebastian Raj, Ms Anna Tan, Mdm Baljeet Kaur and Mr Tobias Teo.

Three young male performers in dark formal costumes on a green-lit stage, one in a long coat gesturing with a gloved hand.

We would also like to extend our deepest gratitude to our beloved alumni, Justine, Sarah, Josef, Hui Xing, Yeshedoji, Nathaniel, Izzy, Bella, E-wen and Farha, for their never-ending support, guidance and love.

Two actors in suits and headbands on stage, one using crutches, with three women in colorful patchwork vests watching.

We thank out school leaders, teachers, family and friends for all their unwavering confidence in our work.

Three performers in colorful patchwork costumes on a dark stage, two pulling a rope in opposite directions.

To God be the Glory; the Best is Yet to Be!

Written by:
Victoria Lam and Ewan Lim 1MD2