V(v)iola is known Cesario because she is dre(e)ssed as a man and working for the duke but at the end of the play she reveals herself as viola and (her) she (!!)
+ and the duke get married Viola wishes to serve the duke until her brother Sebastion is found. Since she is a girl, she can't, so she pretends to be a man. I played Viola in a play by Theatreworks.
In Shakespeare's play "Twelfth Night," Olivia refers to Viola, who is disguised as a young man named Cesario, as "Cesario." Throughout the play, Olivia is unaware of Viola's true identity and becomes infatuated with her male persona, leading to various comedic and dramatic situations. The name "Cesario" symbolizes the confusion and themes of identity central to the play.
Twelfth Night, Or What You Will. Viola is the twin sister to Sebastian, although she is known as Cesario when she is disguised as a man. Viola was also the character name of Gwyneth Paltrow's part in Shakespeare in Love (1998), who also spends much of her time impersonating a young man.
From the Italian word violino, a diminutive of viola.
The scientific name of the viola flower is Viola. This genus includes a wide variety of species, commonly known as violets and pansies. These plants are characterized by their heart-shaped leaves and distinctive, often colorful flowers. Different species within the genus Viola can be found in diverse habitats around the world.
Viola is a type of butterfly or flower.
Cesario is the name Viola takes when she is disguised as a boy.
The heroine of 'Twelfth Night' is most commonly considered to be Viola who valiantly disguises herself as a boy, Cesario in order to survive in a new land.
Twelfth Night (Epiphany)
In Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, there is a host of characters, the lead of which is Viola. She takes on the role of a man, going by the name of Cesario. She works as a page for Duke Orsino and the two end up falling in love.
Viola (Sebastian's twin sister) and Olivia (the wealthy girl whom the Duke likes). There's also Maria (Olivia's maid/nurse).
Antonio
The author. We have every reason to believe that Shakespeare gave it that name. It has another name, "What You Will". Some people had speculated that this was the original name of the play, but that someone else premiered a play called "What You Will" at the same time, and in order to distinguish them, Shakespeare called this one Twelfth Night, possibly because it was being premiered at Christmas time.
It isn't known but there was another play at the same time called "What You Will". It's possible that Shakespeare may have wanted to call this one "What You Will" but didn't want to get them confused. So possibly his play was opening on Twelfth Night, so he used that for the name.
Toby
In Shakespeare's play "Twelfth Night," Olivia refers to Viola, who is disguised as a young man named Cesario, as "Cesario." Throughout the play, Olivia is unaware of Viola's true identity and becomes infatuated with her male persona, leading to various comedic and dramatic situations. The name "Cesario" symbolizes the confusion and themes of identity central to the play.
Well, the actual name is "Twelfth Night", and the title refers to the twelfth night after Christmas, traditionally a night of feasting, gifts, games and other festivities in old England.
Twelfth Night, Or What You Will. Viola is the twin sister to Sebastian, although she is known as Cesario when she is disguised as a man. Viola was also the character name of Gwyneth Paltrow's part in Shakespeare in Love (1998), who also spends much of her time impersonating a young man.