In this 70 minute version of THE TEMPEST, Prospero has a son - Mirando - not a daughter; and the great love scene is between two men. Created in the year of Equal Marriage, the show reflects not only on these new freedoms but also, as Prospero renounces his magic, on the gay subcultures that might be lost in this "brave new world".T701632786Company Theatre North. Director Andrew McKinnon. Performer Martin Lewton. | |
| 23 Feb 16 to 5 Mar 16 | The Lion and Unicorn Theatre, Inner London :: V219 listing details L164733176 |
| 14 Feb 16 | Jermyn Street Theatre, Inner London :: V207 listing details L01346373308 |
