Storytelling: The Tempest
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Be guided through the strange and wonderful land of The Tempest by our storyteller in this interactive live storytelling event.
The powerful sorcerer, Prospero lives on an island with only his daughter Miranda, the spirit Ariel and the slave Caliban. Until one day he conjures a storm and there is a shipwreck. The new arrivals find themselves caught up in a family feud, but as magic takes flight grudges are set aside and love finally conquers all.
Our storyteller today will be Olivia Mace. Olivia is a writer, performer, storyteller and podcaster.
Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises, sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not
— The Tempest, Act III, scene 2
Recommended for ages 5 – 12 years and their families. All children attending an event must be accompanied by an adult.
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Seated £15
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This event is on-site elsewhere in the Globe Theatre
Running time is approximately 1 hour
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A ticket is required for everyone attending over 3 years. Under 3s do not require a ticket if they do not require their own seat.
Child and adult tickets are the same price. All children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult with a purchased ticket.
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