Coronado Playhouse's 7th Annual Free Shakespeare Festival
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| Olivia's household: back row-Malvolio (Martin M. White), Sir Toby Belch (John L. Bridges), Fabian (Brian Taraz), Feste (Bob Mutch), Sir Andrew Aguecheek (Terence J. Burke) seated--Maria (Meghan Burchartz), Olivia (Renee Gandola), Serving Girl (Maelyn Gandola) | |
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| Sir Andrew Aguecheek (Terence J. Burke) and Sir Toby Belch (John L. Bridges) engage in drinking, merriment, singing, and dancing. | Maria (Meghan Burchartz) wins the love of Sir Toby Belch ((John L. Bridges) after she helps him with his revenge on Malvolio. |
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| Sea Captain (William Savage) helps Viola (Jennifer Goff) disguise herself for her own protection since she has washed ashore in the land of Illyria. He retrieves her brother's trunk of clothes which have washed ashore. |
Antonio (Marcus Allen Correia) challenges Sir Toby Belch (John Bridges) |
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| Malvolio (Martin M. White) begs for help from Feste (Bob Mutch) who is disguised as the curate Sir Topas while Sir Toby Belch (John L. Bridges) and Maria (Meghan Burchartz) watch their prank played out. |
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| Feste the Jester (Bob Mutch) serenades the people of Illyria | Olivia (Renee Gandola) gives Malvolio (Martin M. White) a ring to return to Cesario. |
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Malvolio (Martin M. White) plans his upward social movement.
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| Malvolio (Martin M. White) hopes to win the love of Olivia (Renee Gandola) with his proud carriage and his cross-gartered yellow stockings. |
Duke Orsino (Jeffrey Lippold) gives Cesario (Jennifer Goff) a jewel to deliver to Countess Olivia for him |
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| Duke Orsino (Jeffrey Lippold) wins the love of Viola (Jennifer Goff) | Sebastian (Frank Godinez) wins the love of Countess Olivia (Renee Gandola) |
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| The stewards for Orsino and Olivia, Valentine (Claire White) and Malvolio(Martin M. White) lament the problems with taking care of their respective households. | Countess Olivia (Renee Gandola) rejects Duke Orsino's love token but issmitten with the messenger Cesario (Jennifer Goff) who is really Viola disguised as a man |
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Cesario delivers a message of love from Duke Orsino to Countess Olivia.
Standing L to R: Viola/Cesario (Jennifer Goff), Fabian (Brian Taraz). Seated L to R Maria (Meghan Burchartz), Olivia (Renee Gandola), Serving Girl (Maelyn Gandola) |
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Onlookers watch in dismay as Viola (Jennifer Goff) and Sebastian (Frank Godinez) discover that their lost twin is alive.
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Duke Orsino (Jeffrey Lippold) and Viola (Jennifer Goff) find their love
Sebastian (Frank Godinez) and Countess Olivia (Renee Gandola) find theirs |
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