Do you love getting outdoors? Do you love seeing new and exciting live performances? Do you find it hard to make time for the wilderness and emerging performance work? It sounds like "Twelfth Night" may be the right show for you. Starting early in the morning at Whistler Village, audience members will embark on an all-day hike up Garibaldi Park's Singing Pass accompanied by the show's cast. Along the way, audience members will be able to explore the natural beauty of the locale while also experiencing a performance experience that starts as soon as they arrive, and doesn't fully end until we get back to the parking lot. The majority of the performance will be taking place at the summit of the hike, in the alpine meadows near Flute Summit. It will explore what it means to experience the outdoors as humans, and how those experiences can be simultaneously beautiful, terrifying, romantic, spiritual, and sometimes fatal. Please bring good hiking shoes, plenty of food and water, and whatever else you may need to safely enjoy a long day of hiking in the mountains. The show will happen rain or shine. The trail itself is not arduous but it is long. If you would like to know more about the hike itself here is a link explaining what you're getting yourself into: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/british-columbia/flute-summit-via-singing-pass