In a 2017 production of this play, Tamsin Greig played a genderbent character who (15[1])performs a burlesque striptease. A character in this play claims to “live by the church” because his house is by a church. A Noel Coward (15[1])play about (15[1])Garry Essendine takes its title from this play’s line “present mirth hath present laughter.” A character in this play reads that (15[1])“some are born great, some achieve greatness, (15[1])and (10[1])some have greatness thrust upon ‘em” (15[1])in (15[1])a (10[1])letter that convinces him to smile (10[3])incessantly (10[1])and wear (*) cross-gartered (10[1])yellow (10[1])stockings. (10[4])The (10[2])rhetorical (10[1])question (10[1]-5[1])“there shall be no more (10[1])cakes and ale?” is posed (10[1])in this play by (10[1])Sir Toby Belch, who conspires to foil the steward Malvolio. (10[1])This (10[1])play opens with the line, (10[1])“If music be the (-5[1])food of love, play on.” For 10 points, a shipwreck in Illyria begins what (10[1])Shakespeare comedy (10[1]-5[3])about (10[2]0[4])the twins Sebastian and Viola? ■END■ (10[2])