The Tempest
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Event information
By William Shakespeare
Performed by MA Acting Classical
Placement with MA Actor Training & Coaching, MA Movement: Directing & Teaching
What’s the storm inside of you? When your life fractures and you split, how do you anchor and draw yourself back together? The Tempest was first performed in 1611 for King James the first of England and the sixth of Scotland. Today, 2022 The Tempest is being performed in the reign of King Charles III, the line of succession foresees two Kings to follow him. In this production you will encounter a near future formed through continued collisions of mixed realities. A splintering and connecting of love through intersectional interpretations of gender and sexuality. What’s the chance of rain?
Showtimes
- Wednesday 19 - Saturday 22 October 2022, 7.45pm
- Thursday 20 October 2022, 2.00pm
- Saturday 22 October 2022, 2.30pm
This production contains flashing lights.
Approximate running time: 2 hours 40 minutes including an interval.
Location
Courtyard Theatre, The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Booking and Venue Information
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Tickets
Tickets: £10 general admission / £5 concessions.
Complimentary tickets: industry and associated professionals.
NB: Tickets are non-refundable.
Please check in with the box office 15 minutes prior to the start of the show.
Have your tickets ready to show on your device.
We aim to open the house 20 minutes before the start of the show. Seating is unallocated. Late comers may not be admitted.
Proof of eligibility is required for all concessionary rate tickets.
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Accessibility
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama is fully wheelchair accessible, please speak with our box office team on 02077228183 or boxoffice@cssd.ac.uk if you have any further enquiries.
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COVID-19 Information for attending productions
We recommend that everyone takes sensible precautions to keep our community safe. Please refer to Central’s COVID-19 Information webpage for more details.
Please note that these measures are subject to change without notice and we advise attendees to check the COVID-19 Information webpage and the Eventbrite booking page for updates. Updates to safety measures will also be communicated with ticket holders by email through Eventbrite.
Creative and Production Team
Director & Dramaturg Nazli Tabatabai-Khatambakhsh*
Movement Director Anna Healey^
Set & Costume Designer Zahra Mansouri*
Lighting Designer Holly Ellis*
Composer & Sound Designer Pia Rose Scattergood*
Production Manager Shaz McGee^
Stage Manager Lizzie Chapman*
Deputy Stage Manager Katie Marie Galbraith*
Costume Supervisor Nicole Bowden*
Costume Assistant Lynn Clarke Ahrens*
Voice Coach Anna-Helena McLean*
Scenic Art Andrea Marsden*, Zowie Wise
Set Crew Cat McHugh*, Paul Payani*
Lighting Crew Lars Davidson*, Ciara Moss*,
Ebbe Rodtborg-Lauristen*
Sound Mark Cunningham*, Sasha Howe*
Set built by SAS Works
Assistant Directors Samuel Dutton**, Jeni Seo**
Assistant Movement Director Kim Wright***
Captioner Becca Elsey^^
Captioning kit supplied by Roger @DIGITAL-4
FOH Manager Martin Juul Sorensen^
MA Acting Classical Course Leader Ben Naylor
* Visiting Professionals
** MA Actor Training & Coaching
*** MA Movement: Directing & Teaching
^^ BA (Hons) Theatre Practice
^Staff
Thanks to: Frances Morris for costume makes & alterations, Royal Court Theatre, Young Vic Theatre, Rose Bruford College.
Cast - MA Acting Classical
Audrey Anderson - Caliban
Adi Roy Bhattacharya - Caliban
Ella Blackburn - Gonzala / Goddess Ceres
Seán Carrington - Stephano
Marika De Silva - Miranda
Mariella Dyckhoff - Antonia / Goddess Juno
James Fairhead - Miranda
Max Luck - Ariel
Aadar Malik - Alonso
Caitlin Mallory - Prospero
Clara Morel - Boatswain / Adrienne / Goddess Iris
Gabriel Murphy - Prospero
James O’Donoghue - Trinculo
Premi Tamang - Ariel
Brooke Thornton - Fernanda
Marcellus Whyte - Sebastian
Location
Courtyard Theatre, The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Eton Avenue
London
NW3 3HY
United Kingdom