A toast to Twelfth Night: comedy of ale, pranks and passion
Shakespeare's play is a paean to pleasure thanks to Sir Toby Belch, whose revelry chimes with the festive season"Dost thou think, because thou art virtuous, there shall be no more cakes and ale?" So asks seasoned pisshead and sensualist Sir Toby Belch in Act II of Twelfth Night, passionately defying the reproaches of Malvolio, perhaps the squarest austerity-monger in all of Shakespeare.Belch's is a passion that will …
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