Lighting designer Jennifer Tipton introduces us to The Tempest, by William Shakespeare. He brings to life a story of love, revenge, righteousness, despair, hope and wisdom. The themes highlighted in the production are mirrors, shadows and dreams, for the island in The Tempest, like a stage, is a place for dreaming. Lessons make connections to these concepts through the techniques of mirroring, examination of some of Shakespeare’s most well-known quotations, and experience with the poetry and rhythms of sonnets through choral speaking. Themes: Transformation, Power of Nature.
Jennifer Tipton - Shakespeare's The Tempest
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Arts — Drama • English Language Arts — Speaking and Listening
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Grades 3-12
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Assessment, Lesson Plan, Presentation
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