On the stage of the "Globe" theater - the cult classic "Twelfth Night" featuring Mark Rylance and Stephen Fry, staged according to all the canons of the Elizabethan era. Male costumes, live orchestra, old English style of acting, and Shakespeare's unparalleled humor - a classic that is worth seeing at least once. The film screening of the "Twelfth Night" production by the "Globe" Theater is more than just a meeting with the classics. It is a deep immersion into the theatrical aesthetics of the Elizabethan era, where attention to detail is not just a tradition, but an act of creative expression. The production by British director Tim Carroll transports the audience to the atmosphere of 17th century London: costumes, set design, musical accompaniment, and even an exclusively male cast adhere to the historical canons of Shakespeare's time. The special strength of this version is enhanced by the participation of theater stars: Mark Rylance plays the role of Viola, transforming into a woman disguised as a man. A complex stage challenge that he overcomes with filigree precision and truly touching expression. His stage partners include Stephen Fry, Paul Chahidi, Johnny Flynn, and other outstanding actors whose performances are built on subtle irony and the lively Shakespearean rhythm. The production combines visual sophistication and intellectual richness. It will appeal to both fans of British classics and audiences seeking an unconventional theatrical experience. A unique feature of the screening is the original English audio with Russian subtitles, allowing the audience to enjoy the poetry of Shakespeare's text in its pristine form. The film-play lasts 186 minutes, maintaining the structure of classical theater, including musical inserts, dances, and interaction between the actors and the audience. This makes the screening especially atmospheric - in the hall, not just the plot comes to life, but an entire theatrical era. The screening as part of the TheatreHD project provides an opportunity to experience the legendary stage of the "Globe" theater without leaving your city. This event is for those who appreciate deep humor, historical accuracy, and theatrical art.