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Suggested Brochure copySuggested brochure copy (135 words) Shakespeare 4 Kidz THE TEMPESTShakespeare 4 KidzProspero’s Magical Island
Exiled 12 years earlier on a mystical Mediterranean island, Prospero has spent his time perfecting his magic art and planning revenge on his wicked brother and his followers who overthrew him. When a powerful sea-tempest shipwrecks his former adversaries, they are tricked and tormented by Prospero’s magic to hilarious effect. Shakespeare 4 Kidz The Tempest is a mystical, magical, mysterious, musical romantic comedy of revenge, a father’s love for his daughter and the misuse of power. Shakespeare 4 Kidz blow up a storm creating "such stuff as dreams are made on" and making their version of the Bard’s final play UNMISSABLE.Perfect for those studying Shakespeare at Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3.
Suggested brochure copy (92 words) Shakespeare 4 Kidz THE TEMPESTShakespeare 4 KidzProspero’s Magical Island
Shakespeare 4 Kidz The Tempest is a mystical, magical, mysterious, musical romantic comedy of revenge, a father’s love for his daughter and the misuse of power. Shakespeare 4 Kidz blow up a storm creating "such stuff as dreams are made on" and making their version of the Bard’s final play UNMISSABLE.Perfect for those studying Shakespeare at Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3.
Suggested brochure copy (44 words) Shakespeare 4 Kidz THE TEMPESTShakespeare 4 KidzProspero’s Magical Island
Perfect for those studying Shakespeare at Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3. Shakespeare 4 Kidz blow up a storm creating "such stuff as dreams are made on" and making their version of the Bard’s final play UNMISSABLE.Perfect for those studying Shakespeare at Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3.
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"Every year I bring children along to your spectacular shows. As a child I always loved Shakespeare's plays and always hope I pass that on to the children in my school. I wanted to say "Congraulations!" on a superb performance on 31st October - the best ever in my opinion." |