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A desert island provides the ideal for a comical but poignant adventure in Shakesphere’s “The Tempest” to be performed by Rappahannock County High School students May 22 and 23.
Lorraine Espinola has com'posed an original score for the production which adds to the magical mood of the play. Its twist and turns are the kind one might expect of an Elizabethan drama.
When Prospero, the exiled King of Milan — played by Andrew Inglis — takes advantage of cosmic opportunities to bring his former enemies to his island home, he sets in motion a series of events designed to move and delight the audience.
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