“The Tempest” – one of Shakespeare’s last works and a timeless testament to the greatness of the English playwright. Set on a deserted island, the story focuses, like a magnifying glass, on the passions and dramas of shipwrecked individuals lost somewhere in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. Its intricately interwoven threads form a narrative about the resurfacing structures of power in any circumstance, about colonial desires for possession and rule, about the blinding need for retribution for past wrongs, and finally – in a suspiciously joyful happy ending – about love and the mighty power of forgiveness.