🎭 Watershed Public Theatre Brings Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” to Columbia with Interactive Sea Shanty Sing-Along

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The interior of the Historic Palace Theatre glows with warm amber and gold lighting, its restored 1938 architecture on full display—ornate plasterwork, vintage…

🎭 Watershed Public Theatre Brings Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” to Columbia with Interactive Sea Shanty Sing-Along

Watershed Public Theatre is inviting audiences in Maury County to experience a lively production of Shakespeare’s beloved comedy this November, complete with an unexpected twist-a chance to join the cast in singing a sea shanty during the performance. The production spans multiple venues and dates, giving residents across the region several opportunities to catch the show.

📍 Where and When to See the Show

The cast is bringing “Twelfth Night” to two distinct venues in Columbia. 🎪 Performances at Twisted Copper run November 3rd and 8th at 7 PM, with each ticket including one beverage. The production also plays Ledbetter Auditorium at Columbia State Community College on November 6th and 7th at 7 PM, plus a matinee performance on November 7th at 2 PM.

🎤 A Unique Audience Experience

What sets this production apart is the invitation for audiences to participate. ✨ During rehearsals, the cast has been warming up with sea shanty energy-and that song is one attendees will actually get to sing along with during the live performance. Watershed Public Theatre is encouraging people to learn the tune in advance so they’re ready to join the chorus when they arrive, turning the audience into part of the show itself.

🎟️ Getting Your Tickets

Tickets are available through Watershed Public Theatre‘s official channels. 🎭 Whether you’re a Shakespeare enthusiast, a theatre newcomer, or someone looking for a fun community evening out, the production offers something for everyone-especially the chance to raise your voice alongside professional performers.

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