by Jean Schiffman A huge black coffin sits on an otherwise empty stage in director Christopher Liam Moore's funny and melancholy "Twelfth Night" at California Shakespeare Theater. As the Countess Olivia wafts in, silent and veiled, it is initially a reminder that she's grieving for the recent death of her brother. But soon enough the wise fool Feste pops out of it, both an observer and a participant in …
SOURCE: The San Francisco Examiner at 07:00AM on June 3, 2015