Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank: The Tempest

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Experience our electrifying 90-minute production of Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank: The Tempest in the Globe Theatre. Created especially for young people, it’s the perfect introduction to Shakespeare for everyone.

On a remote island, Prospero commands spirit Ariel to wreck a passing ship. Washed ashore, the ship’s passengers – and the island’s inhabitants – are soon caught up in a magical plot of love, revenge and forgiveness. Can everyone find the freedom they are searching for?

Following Summer 2022’s ‘undeniably joyous’ (The Stage) Julius Caesar, award-winning Director Diane Page returns to the Globe.

Dedicated schools’ performances of Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank: The Tempest take place between 2–30 March 2023. Visit our Teachers’ Page to find out more information.

Content guidance: This play contains stage fighting (including knife use) and themes of loss, grief and sexual assault. Please contact the ticketing team on 020 7401 9919 or email if you would like further details.

DETAILS

TICKETS
Galleries (Seating) £62 – £25
Standing £5

Half price seated tickets are available for under 18s. Please select ‘Child’ when choosing your seats.

This event is on-site in the Globe Theatre

Running time approximately 90 minutes with no interval

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Part of Winter 2022/23

Photography: Johan Persson | Art Direction: Louise Richardson

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PHOTOS & VIDEOS

Production photos by Ellie Kurttz (2023)

Two actors on a chequerboard stage are dancing a routine together. View 20 images
Two actors bend low behind a ship's wheel. They are wearing lifejackets and waterproofs. An actor stands in front of a blue and pink cloudy background. The actor's arms are outstretched, with material underneath forming iridescent wings. An actor stands on the Globe stage holding a long wooden staff and a book. He is shouting at someone.

Audience Reactions by Manuel Harlan (2023)

The auditorium of the Globe Theatre, which is full of people. View 7 images
A group of actors wearing waterproofs stand on the stage of the Globe Theatre, and the audience stand in the Yard watching them. Actors and a multi-coloured set on the stage of the Globe Theatre. Four actors sit on stage in the Globe Theatre, with the audience standing in the Yard watching them.

From our Integrated British Sign Language and Captioned performance.

Rehearsal photos by Cesare De Giglio (2023)

Two actors leap forward, supported by people on either side. View 28 images
An actor in a group of people performing a dance move Two actors sit together, talking to each other Two actors in a rehearsal room looking at each other

Teaser Trailer | Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank: The Tempest (Winter 2022/23)

Audience Interviews: Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank

What’s it like to watch a 90-minute Shakespeare production in the Globe Theatre? We asked audiences at 2022’s Playing Shakespeare production of Macbeth.

CAST & CREATIVES

Introducing the Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank: The Tempest cast & creatives

Azan Ahmed

Ferdinand
An actor with short blond hair
Charlie Cameron

Ariel
Aoife Gaston

Stephano
An actor with short brown hair
David Hartley

Prospero
An actor wearing a black t shirt
David Ijiti

Gonzalo
An actor with brown hair and blue eyes
Emma Manton

Alonso
An actor with medium length brown hair and a goatee
Lloyd McDonagh

Sebastian
An actor with short brown hair wearing a cream-coloured shirt
Archie Rush

Caliban
An actor with long brown hair which is tied back
Bea Svistunenko

Miranda/Trinculo
An actor with short black hair
Zheng Xi Yong

Antonio

Musical Director / Percussion

Beth Higham-Edwards

Hammer Dulcimer / Double Bass / Hang

Adrian Woodward

Saxophones

Sarah Homer

Assistant Director

Danielle Kassaraté

Casting Director

Nicholas Hockaday

Composer

Simon Slater

Costume Supervisor

Claire Nicholas

Designer

Moi Tran

Director

Diane Page

Fight Directors

RC Annie Ltd.

Globe Associate – Movement

Glynn MacDonald

Head of Voice

Tess Dignan

Movement

Asha Jennings-Grant

Seasonal Voice Coach

Katherine Heath

Text Associate

Simon Trinder

PLAYING SHAKESPEARE WITH DEUTSCHE BANK

There are also dedicated schools’ performances of Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank: The Tempest, with over 26,000 free tickets for state secondary school students in London and Birmingham, and subsidised tickets for all other schools nationwide.

Find out more on our dedicated schools’ page and browse free related online resources.

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