featuring interviews with actors Sara Bruner and Lisa Wolpe
and University of Southern California professor Carla Della Gatta

The second installment of Shakespeare’s Shadows looks at the real reason for Viola’s disguise as a young man, the nuances of Twelfth Night’s tricky love triangle, Viola’s curious silence at the end of Act 5, and more with USC professor Carla Della Gatta, Lisa Wolpe — who has directed and starred in multiple Twelfth Night productions — and Sara Bruner,  who took on the roles of both Viola and Sebastian in a 2016 Oregon Shakespeare Festival staging of the beloved comedy.