"Twelfth Night, or What You Will" is a comedy by the outstanding English playwright William Shakespeare, which depicts confusing situations and funny vicissitudes. In this play, there are close themes of love, loss, and loyalty. The main plot revolves around the story of twin brothers who are separated during a shipwreck. Viola's character, pretending to be a young man, causes mixed feelings in the other characters, saturating the action with unforgettable comic scenes and unexpected twists. Twelfth Night is a vivid example of early modern drama that remains relevant and fascinating to readers of all times.