The Tempest

Show Overview

"Lost Nation Theater’s The Tempest is a Magical Entertainment" - Jim Lowe, The Times Argus

THE TEMPEST

October 10-27 
By William Shakespeare

"we are such stuff as dreams are made on..."


Fall Foliage Shakespeare is Back!
Shakespeare's magical final play is a tale of reckoning and redemption.
It is brimming with comedy and romance, and the hazards of greed & revenge.
And it's Shakespeare at his best.

Directed by Ann Harvey (who started our Shakespeare tradition with us!).
Featuring our founder, Kim Bent, as Prospero.

 

7:30pm Th-Sat;2pm Sun
Oct 6-27, 2024

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Production Team

featuring onstage:

Aliza Azarian, Kim Bent, Angie Calfa, Emily Harvey Lacroix, Evan Lewis, Brittney Malik, Marissa Mattogno, Case Phinney, Jim Phinney, Stacia Richard, Kolin Shaw, Jim Thompson, Nick Wheeler, Töve Wood  

and our Production Team

Director Ann Harvey

Movement/Choreography Coach Emma Manion

Composer/live Sound Design Kathleen Keenan

Scenic Design John Devlin

Costume Design Cora Fauser

Lighting Design Kayo Tokuue

Production Stage Manager/Properties Tara Hightower

ASM Angie Calfa

Production Assistant Molly McCreedy

Costume management assistant Sarah Menard


lighting supervisor: Samuel J Biondolillo

 

Buzz Info

"Outstanding performance of The Tempest yesterday! The players, the costumes, the music and sound -- all just fantastic. I always love your work, but truly this one was amazing!"

- Margaret Grant

 

"The Tempest,” one of William Shakespeare’s most popular plays, is a mystical comic romance. Lost Nation Theater’s colorful production thoroughly enjoyed the romance and the comedy — but the magic was most delightful. Lost Nation’s production, directed by Ann Harvey, delivers that magic and romance — and lots of comedy.
The physical production was impressive, beginning with an abstractly cave-like stage setting, given life by Kayo Tokuue’s effective lighting and Cora Fauser’s creative and attractive costumes. The cast was delightful. Lost Nation Theater’s “The Tempest” is a magical entertainment." - Jim Lowe

 

"Magical (Really). Enjoyed the show! Understood every word. - David Klein

Media Info

all photos courtesy of John Snell

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