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In a community masque loosely inspired by The Tempest, Caliban represents humanity's curious, passionate drive toward knowledge and art. The work alternates scenes from Caliban's symbolic journey with anachronistic vignettes from other Shakespeare plays, combining poetry, pageantry, song and dance.
The Wife of Bath loves Chaucer, who loves the Prioress. The Wife wins a bet for a brooch that carries Chaucer’s promise of marriage, but King Richard II allows her to marry again only if she chooses a miller; Chaucer and the Prioress are reconciled.
A five-hour civic spectacle commemorating St. Louis's 150th anniversary combines a pageant surveying three centuries of local history with an allegorical masque presenting a symbolic sweep through the city's history.
In a community masque loosely inspired by The Tempest, Caliban represents humanity's curious, passionate drive toward knowledge and art. The work alternates scenes from Caliban's symbolic journey with anachronistic vignettes from other Shakespeare plays, combining poetry, pageantry, song and dance.
The Wife of Bath loves Chaucer, who loves the Prioress. The Wife wins a bet for a brooch that carries Chaucer’s promise of marriage, but King Richard II allows her to marry again only if she chooses a miller; Chaucer and the Prioress are reconciled.
A five-hour civic spectacle commemorating St. Louis's 150th anniversary combines a pageant surveying three centuries of local history with an allegorical masque presenting a symbolic sweep through the city's history.