Since you refer to another person's "comments," and since I am the only individual with more than one comment here, I assume that your words are directed at me.
What we have here so far are negative critiques of a new production of Twelfth Night by people who haven't actually seen it (with one apparent exception). Bizarre or what?
Here's a contrasting review of the play: https://tinyurl.com/y73r2enj
I appreciate that it comes from Stratford Beacon, which is naturally a cheerleader, but the reviewer clearly knows his stuff.
As to your rant about Stratford's lack of romanticism, I suggest that cynicism now runs rampant in your soul. I have seen many fine examples of romance and passion on the Stratford stages over the years, notably Measure for Measure a few years back -- the best staged version of any Shakespeare play that I have seen in terms of soul, intensity and depth.
Oh, and I won't be coerced into naming myself, since it is unnecessary and uncalled for.