Performance

Venue	Old Vic Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	1st June 2010
To	31st August 2010
When	In rep. Perf. times: Mon-Sat 19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:00.
Prices	From £10.00. To £47.00.
Old Vic Theatre (V402)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

The Tempest

Work:: The Tempest (S5212)

Prospero, Duke of Milan, his dukedom usurped by his brother Antonio, is put to sea with his daughter Miranda and some magical books smuggled in by his loyal councillor Gonzalo. The sea casts them up on an island where Prospero, exercising his magical powers, makes a home for himself and Miranda. One day a great storm, which Prospero has conjured, breaks up a passing ship and delivers to him the members of his usurping court. Treacherous brother, fellow conspirators and old friend alike come under Prospero's spell. Shakespeare's last play.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T01363463400)

Presented by the Bank of America

Producer	The Old Vic
Producer	Brooklyn Academy of Music
Producer	Neal Street Productions
Director	Sam Mendes
Design	Tom Piper
Costume	Catherine Zuber
Lighting	Paul Pyant
Sound	Simon Baker
Music	Josh Prince
Choreographer	Josh Prince
Director	Maggie Lunn (casting)
Director	Nancy Piccione (casting)
Performer	Christian Camargo (Ariel)
Performer	Stephen Dillane (Prospero)
Performer	Ron Cephas Jones (Caliban)
Performer	Juliet Rylance (Miranda)
Performer	Thomas Sadoski (Stephano)
Performer	Michelle Beck (Ceres)
Performer	Ashlie Atkinson (Juno)
Performer	Jenni Barber (Iris)
Performer	Edward Bennett (Ferdinand)
Performer	alvin Epstein (Gonzalo)
Performer	Jonathan Fried (Alonso)
Performer	Richard Hansell (Sebastian)
Performer	Aaron Krohn (Adrian)
Performer	Anthony O'Donnell (Trinculo)
Performer	Michael Thomas (Antonio)
Performer	Ross Waiton

Listing:: L01157819038

The Bridge Project 2010

Current production:Work

Production details

Presented by the Bank of America The Bridge Project 2010

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Special Performances

21 Jul 10 Audio Described
22 Jul 10 Captioned

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