Shakespeare's The Tempest is a love story, a swan song and a spectacle of supernatural life. It lends itself well to adaptation what with its complex, intertwining themes. In Mirando: The Gay Tempest, Martin Lewin turns the play into a solo performance told through a gay lens. Completely nude with a liberal coating of silver body spray, Lewin transforms Prospero's daughter into a son and camps up some of the supporti…
SOURCE: mytheatremates.com at 02:24PM on March 1, 2016