Lesley Ross Libri

Exploring themes of power and freedom, the narrative intertwines the perspectives of Prospero and Ariel as they navigate Prospero's impending retirement and Ariel's quest for liberation. In a parallel tale, an aging King Ram, reminiscent of King Lear, devises a misguided plan to divide his kingdom between his daughters, while a ten-year-old boy embarks on a poignant journey to discover the identity of his father's baby. These interconnected stories delve into the complexities of familial relationships and the consequences of ambition.

Bittersweet and highly original, these 'mini-marvels' cleverly break down the barrier between audience and actor.