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37th Season 2002-2003
The Tempest
By
William
Shakespeare
Adaptation
Written and Directed by
Andrew Tsao
Choreographer Nick Erickson
Set Designer
Victoria Petrovich
Costume Designer
Steven N. Lee
Lighting
Designer Rand Ryan
Sound
Designer and Music Composer Nathan Wang
Property
Master Ken Takemoto
Stage
Manager Victoria A. Gathe
WORLD
PREMIERE
Previews: November 14 - 16, 2002
Opening Date:
November 20,
2002
An island removed
from civilization filled with magic, spirits, monsters, kings, dukes,
clowns, rogues, and a beautiful princess is the setting in THE TEMPEST.
Prospero, a rich and respected duke, and his daughter, Miranda, are
forced to leave their home in Milan. Set adrift, they land on a
enchanted island and are soon surrounded by magical spirits such as the
helpful Ariel and the evil Caliban. Acclaimed Shakespearean
director Andrew Tsao will blend Eastern and Western techniques in
movement, costumes, and music to create a hip, young, sexy production of
one of Shakespeare's most mythic and abstract theatrical renderings.
Cast
Esther K. Chae..................................................Gonzalo,
Spirit
Daniel Dae Kim.........................................................Prospero
Matthew Yang King......................................Caliban,
Ferdinand
Kipp Shiotani......................................................Alonso,
Spirit
Trieu Tran.................................................Sebastian,
Stephano
Gwendoline Yeo..................................................Ariel,
Miranda
Ogie Zulueta..................................................Antonio,
Trinculo
Musician
Gwendoline Yeo.................................................Chinese
Zither
Understudies
Jennifer Aquino...................................................Miranda,
Ariel
Dave Lee................................................Alonso,
Gonzalo, Spirit
Kipp Shiotani...................................Prospero,
Ferdinand, Caliban
THE TEMPEST Photos by
Michael Lamont
Click on photos for full 72dpi version
This production is supported in part by the City of Los Angeles Cultural
Affairs Department
and The James Irvine Foundation.
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EAST WEST PLAYERS
The nation's premier Asian American theatre.
 
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