Shakespeare - The Tempest
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Luisa Genovese
William Shakespeare
Mary Arden - John Shakespeare
His father's work
William's school
1616
1564
Stratford-upon-avon
- William married Anne Hathaway.
- They had three children: Susanna and twins Hamnet and Judith.
- Around 1590 William went to London.
- He was a master of the English language and an amazing storyteller.
- He wrote 38 plays and over 150 poems.
- Three kinds of plays: tragedies, comedies and histories.
- His theatre was called "The Globe".
- The Lord Chamberlain's Men.
- He acted in his own plays.
- In 1623 First Folio was published.
The Tempest
- It's the last play written by Shakespeare
- It was composed between November 1611 and 1612.
- It's a romantic comedy.
- It's set on an unnamed Mediterranean island.
- It's divided into five acts.
- Ariel → Spirit/slave
- Caliban → Slave
- Gonzalo → Nobleman
- Trinculo → The king's jester
- Stephano → The king's steward
- Alonso → The King of Milan
- Ferdinand → The king's son
- Sebastian → The king's brother
- Prospero → Duke of Milan
- Miranda → Prospero's daughter
- Antonio → Prospero's brother
- Prospero is betrayed by Antonio.
- Prospero and Miranda go into exile on a magical island which they made their home.
- Caliban and Ariel appear.
- Alonso, Ferdinand, Sebastian and Antonio are on a ship sailing near to the island.
- Prospero uses magic to create a sea storm.
- Everyone arrives on the island.
- Miranda and Ferdinand see each other and fall in love.
And now...what happens?
- Ariel uses a magical song, to put everyone to sleep.
- Caliban, Trinculo and Stephan meet.
- Prospero forgives the individual sins that everyone has committed against him.
- The ship is ready to sail back to Italy.
- Prospero doesn't want to be a magician anymore.
- Prospero turns to the audience and asks them to applaud him.