Stratford-upon-Avon, 1596. Judith, daughter of William Shakespeare, wears boy's clothes just like her twin Hamnet and insists that she be called Cesario. Why? Because Hamnet is very ill. He may leave forever and she's not going to let that happen. Inspired by the twins in Shakespeare's plays, this funny and touching new play is performed by a cast of young people from London schools and youth theatres. Cesario is performed by a talented cast of young actors chosen from local schools and youth theatres. Suitable for theatre-goers aged 7+| 22 Aug 12 to 25 Aug 12 | National Theatre West End, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
