The Tempest
by Die Wolke art group · 2021
A contemporary dance performance with live music and video mapping, based on the play by William Shakespeare

A castaway king is about to be trapped in a maze, where the creatures of its creator live: Ariel, a sprite, and Caliban, a monster. Told in 10 moments inspired by Shakespeare’s tale of conspiracy and lust for power, the adaptation focuses on the powers of creation, transformation, and illusion. The performers interpret multiple parts and, accompanied by live music and visuals, introduce us to the polar opposites of creative forces in a journey towards forgiveness.
True to its Shakespearian origins, the contemporary dance performance is neither tragedy nor comedy: unserious, imbued with the spirit of anarchy of its characters, fast-paced. Set up at Vitruvian Thing, a uniquely qualified venue with very limited seating, the Tempest promises a unique up-close experience.
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- 29 August – 5 September 2021: Burning Man, USA (live stream preview)
- 17–19 December 2021: Vitruvian Thing, Thessaloniki (premiere)
- 12–13 March 2022: Vitruvian Thing, Thessaloniki
- 19–20 March 2022: Vitruvian Thing – EXTENSION!, Thessaloniki
- 27 March 2022: Vitruvian Thing – Seminar/performance, Thessaloniki
Credits
- Choreography
- Drosia Triantaki
- Music
- Dani Joss
- Dimitris Dalezis
- Visuals, mapping
- Aliki Iosafat
- Electronics
- Costumes
- Elena Spentamidou – Fractal Apparel
- Makeup
- Photography
- Ilias Georgiadis
- Special Thanks
- Maria Louvari
Duration
70 minutes
Funded by
The performance The Tempest is financially supported by the Ministry of Culture and Sports.































