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The Tempest
The Tempest
by
William Shakespeare
with
Katharine Williams
as Lighting Designer
Venue
Cripplegate Church, Barbican Centre, London UK
Company
Jericho House at BITE Festival 2011
Director
Jonathan Holmes
Set designer
Lucy Wilkinson
Costume designer
Lucy Wilkinson
Dates
21/09/2011
-
22/10/2011
Show type
Theatre
