Performance

Venue	Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
	Also: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Inigo Jones, Globe Education Centre Theatre (Park Street)
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	6th May 2005
Opened	18th May 2005
To	2nd October 2005
When	In rep
Prices	From £11.00. To £29.00.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre (V165)
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The Tempest - The Season of the World and Underworld

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:: The Season of the World and Underworld (T1799914187)

All the characters are played by three actors and enhanced by three dancers and six musicians.

Producer	The Globe
Director	Tim Carroll
Design	Jenny Tiramani
Performer	Mark Rylance (Prospero / Stephano / Alonso)
Performer	Alex Hassell (Caliban / Gonzalo / Sebastian / Ferdinand)
Performer	Edward Hogg (Ariel / Antonio / Trinculo / Miranda)
Performer	Liz Collier (Dancer)
Performer	Fiona Creese (Dancer)
Performer	Sian Williams (Dancer)
Performer	Daniel Auchincloss (tenor)
Performer	Benjamin Bevan (baritone)
Performer	Robert MacDonald (bass)
Performer	William Missin (counter tenor)
Performer	Faye Newton (soprano)
Performer	William Purefoy (counter tenor)
Performer	Stuart Young (bass)

Listing:: L01801419214

Current production:Work

The Season of the World and Underworld

All the characters are played by three actors and enhanced by three dancers and six musicians.

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