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    Feste's 12th
    Feste's 12th
    Feste's 12th
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    Feste's 12th

    By Brian Paul Allison

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    Shakespeare's 12th Night as told by the beloved character, Feste the Jester. This is the modified text used in the sole enactment by the author and performance artist, Brian Paul Allison... a glorious piece of fan fiction, a brilliant twist on the story, and a lifelong aspiration.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrian Paul Allison
    Release dateOct 19, 2019
    ISBN9781370125753
    Feste's 12th
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    Brian Paul Allison

    I am an artist, author, and inspirationalist. I follow a path of holistic health and creativity. I recite poetry from memory in a process I call Poetry Theater (tour de force). My current project is a solo presentation of Shakespeare's 12th Night, abridged and modified as if told through the eyes of Fester, the Jester...

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