Cast and Creatives Twelfth Night Close Olivia Freema Agyeman Previous RSC includes: Twelfth Night Theatre includes: White Rabbit Red Rabbit (Soho Place), Romeo and Juliet (Duke of York’s Theatre), God of Carnage (Lyric Hammersmith), Apologia (Trafalgar Studios) Television includes: Dreamland, New Amsterdam, Sense8, Rubenesque, The Carrie Diaries, Old Jack’s Boat, Law and Order: UK, Survivors, Little Dorrit, Dr Who, Torchwood, Silent Witness, Crossroads Film includes: The Matrix Resurrections, Eat Locals, North v South Feste Michael Grady-Hall Previous RSC includes: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Venice Preserved, Imperium I & II (Stratford/West End), Oppenheimer (Stratford/West End), The Shoemaker’s Holiday, As You Like It, Hamlet, All’s Well That Ends Well, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Cardenio, The City Madam Theatre includes: The Wonderful World of Dissocia (Theatre Royal Stratford East); The House of Shades (Almeida), Damned by Despair, Antigone, The White Guard, Burnt By The Sun (National Theatre), Othello (ETT Dubai Opera House), Julie (Northern Stage), Minotaur (Polka Theatre/Theatr Clwyd), Thyestes (Arcola), Romeo and Juliet (Theatre of Memory), Play On Words and one-man show Later Showers (Three’s Company/Edinburgh Fringe) Television includes: Emmerdale (ITV), The Regime (HBO), Jack Ryan (Prime), Casualty, Doctors (BBC), Doctor Thorne (ITV) Film includes: The Swing, Hoard, Through the Larkin Glass, How Was Your Week?, Ruth, Silent Night, Venus and the Sun, Clash of the Titans Voice credits include: Three’s Company’s Adventure Department, Other Haunts Michael is co-founder of Three’s Company and Smooth Faced Gentlemen Malvolio Samuel West RSC includes: Hamlet, Richard II. As director: As You Like It (Swan Complete Works), Hamlet (RSC Fringe). Theatre includes: The Writer (Almeida), Enron (Royal Court and West End), Betrayal (Donmar), Ivanov and Trigorin in the Young Chekhov season (Chichester), Caryl Churchill’s A Number (Sheffield and Cape Town) and Drunk Enough to Say I Love You (Public Theater New York), Arcadia (National Theatre). Screen includes: All Creatures Great and Small, Slow Horses, The Crown, W1A, Small Axe, Mr Selfridge, Cambridge Spies and the films Darkest Hour, The Gentlemen, Howards End, On Chesil Beach, Suffragette, Van Helsing, Notting Hill, Zeffirelli’s Jane Eyre, Archipel (in French), Hyde Park on Hudson and the voice of Pongo in Disney’s 101 Dalmatians II. Radio: plays by Pinter, Coward, Frayn, Stoppard, Giles Terera and his partner Laura Wade. As a reciter, he has appeared with all the major British orchestras and at the Last Night of the Proms. He’s also narrated lots of documentaries and more than 100 audiobooks. Sam has directed 13 plays and two operas: Così fan tutte for English National Opera and The Magic Flute for the Palestine Mozart Festival. From 2006 to 2008 he ran the Sheffield Crucible, where he revived Howard Brenton’s The Romans in Britain. In various media Sam has played Brutus, Hal, Henry V, Coriolanus, Benedick, Bertram, Bassanio, Macduff, Octavius, Demetrius and the Bishop of Winchester. He is an Associate Artist of the RSC and a trustee of the Campaign for the Arts. Previous Next Cast Olivia Freema Agyeman Feste Michael Grady-Hall Malvolio Samuel West Creatives Director Prasanna Puwanarajah Set & Costume Designer James Cotterill Lighting Design Zoe Spurrand Bethany Gupwell Composer Matt Maltese Sound Designer George Dennis Movement Director Polly Bennett Casting Director Matthew Dewsbury CDG Music Director Lindsey Miller Voice & Text Jeannette Nelson Associate Designer Ania Levy Music Associate, Arranger and Additional Music Zac Gvi Assistant Director Zoë Templeman-Young About the Play Cast and creatives The plot Assisted Performances Learning More Less About the Play Cast and creatives The plot Assisted Performances Learning The RSC Acting Companies are generously supported by The Gatsby Charitable Foundation In This Section About the Play Washed up on an unknown shore, a woman embarks on a secret new life but discovers she's not the only one hiding something... Find out more The plot Read the story of Twelfth Night, also known as What You Will - a comedy which centres on mistaken identity. Find out more Assisted Performances Find out about our assisted performances for Twelfth Night. Find out more Learning Information and resources for teachers and learners on Twelfth Night Find out more Past productions Find out about our past productions from 1960 to Christopher Luscombe's 2017 version of Twelfth Night. Read More Merchandise Buy now You may also like
