The Tempest
William Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ is set on a remote, timeless island and deals with a theme close to Shakespeare’s own heart – that of theatrical illusion.
Through patchwork costume design and a stormy colour pallete, this speculative interpretation shows the islands puppet master, Prospero as a twisted manipulator whose life has been damaged and rebuilt many times over, using whatever he can to his own advantage.
Through patchwork costume design and a stormy colour pallete, this speculative interpretation shows the islands puppet master, Prospero as a twisted manipulator whose life has been damaged and rebuilt many times over, using whatever he can to his own advantage.