University of Colorado Boulder - William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night: Comedy, Conflict, and Community 

1.1 Welcome and Course Overview

1.2 Twelfth Night: A First Introduction and Overview

1.3 Introduction of Tim Orr and Amanda Giguere

1.4 Design and Directorial Choices as a Way of Understanding the "World of the Play"

1.5 Performance History of Twelfth Night

1.6 Feste and the World of the Play

1.7 Feste and the Comic World of Twelfth Night

1.8 Roundtable: Act 3 Scene 1 - Feste and Cesario

Reading and Engaging with Twelfth Night

Annotation Project Overview and Full Description

Using Hypothes.is for web-based social annotation of texts

Annotation Project: Step 1

Twelfth Night and the World of the Play Module Quiz

2.1 Overview of Themes of Desire and Identity

2.2 Faculty Roundtable: Twelfth Night Act 1, Scene 1 - Orsino's Desire, Melancholy and Desire

2.3 Disguises, Identity, and the Play of Desire

2.4 Viola - Survival, Disguise, and Love

2.5 Olivia: Identity and Desire

2.6 Faculty Roundtable: Twelfth Night Act 1, Scene 5 - Olivia, Viola, and the Power of Desire

2.7 Sebastian and Antonio

Review Twelfth Night Acts 1 and 2

Annotation Project Step 2

Desire, Identity, and Chaos Module Quiz

3.1 Addressing Minor Characters; How Desire Leads to Class Conflict

3.2 Malvolio: Order and Aspiration

3.3 Sir Toby Belch's Worldview

3.4 Maria on Class

3.5 Roundtable Seminar Introduction

3.6 Roundtable Act 2, Scenes 3 & 5 - Confrontation of Malvolio and Sir Toby

3.7 Religion and the Punishment of Malvolio

Review Twelfth Night Acts 3, 4, and 5

Introduction to Lecture 3.7

Annotation Project Step 3

Class, Comedy, and Conflict Module Quiz

4.1 Module Introduction

4.2 On Resolution and Reunion - Discussing the Play's Conclusion

4.3 Roundtable Act 5, Scene 1 - Play's Conclusion

4.4 Twelfth Night and Comedy's Tragic Potentials

4.5 Malvolio and Revenge

4.6 Feste - Perspectives on Malvolio

4.7 Concluding Twelfth Night: "We'll Strive to Please You Every Day"

Review Twelfth Night Act 5

Creative Application Project

Limits of Comedy Module Quiz

5.1 Module Introduction

5.2 Shakespeare in the Schools: Anti-Bullying Campaign

5.5 Course Conclusion

5.3 Written Resources for Shakespeare in the Schools Anti-Bullying Effort

5.4 Scholarship and Practice of Applied Shakespeare

5.4.1 Bibliography of Resources for Applied Shakespeare

5.4.2 CU Boulder?s Applied Shakespeare Graduate Certificate

Amanda Giguere -Dramaturge

Rinde Eckert - Feste

Garreth Saxe - Malvolio

Jessica Robblee - Lady Olivia

Robert Sicular - Sir Toby Belch

Amber Scales - Viola/Cesario

Tim Orr - Director

Emma Messenger - Maria

Optional Additional Video Content