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Venue	The Cockpit
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	11th December 2016
To	15th January 2017
When	Sun Dec 11 at 13:00. Jan17 10-14 at 19:00. Sun Jan17 15 at 13:00
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Date of change: 16 Nov 16 - T02114532464
Date of change: 15 Nov 16 - T02114532464

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:: (T02114532464)

Hosted by The Cockpit. Cue lightning, cue thunder, cue script. A play you know, in a style you don't. Performed using 'cue script' preparation in the style of the Bard's own actors. This seat-of-the-pants approach to Shakespeare takes the audience on a journey of discovery with the actors as they live the play for the first time, moment to moment.

Presented by	The Salon Collective
Director	Lizzie Conrad Hughes
Performer	Crystal Arons (Miranda)
Performer	David K Whiting (Prospero)

Listing:: L1748494891

Current production:Work

Production details

Hosted by The Cockpit. Cue lightning, cue thunder, cue script. A play you know, in a style you don't. Performed using 'cue script' preparation in the style of the Bard's own actors. This seat-of-the-pants approach to Shakespeare takes the audience on a journey of discovery with the actors as they live the play for the first time, moment to moment.

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