The Tempest

King of Naples, shipwrecked on the island during Prospero's storm. He grapples with guilt for past actions against Prospero, and his arc centers on reconciliation with those he wronged. His presence heightens the drama of loyalty, forgiveness, and political consequence.

An airy spirit and Prospero's servant who summons the storm and carries out Prospero's commands. He lures Ferdinand, helps orchestrate events, and seeks freedom from servitude, revealing loyalty and a wistful desire for release.

A comic, quick-witted jester who joins the shipwrecked troupe and crosses paths with Stephano. He provides humor amid the island’s turmoil and participates in the evolving schemes on Prospero's stage.

Prospero's brother who betrayed him to seize power. His scheming underscores the theme of political betrayal and the moral complexities of governance, fueling Prospero's desire for vindication.

An honest councillor who remains hopeful and practical as the shipwrecked party finds safety. His steadiness provides a counterpoint to the island's magic and the royal intrigues at play.

The island's supposed native who proclaims rightful ownership and resents Prospero's rule. His anger at captivity contrasts with his occasional yearning for freedom and autonomy.

Prospero's daughter, sheltered and compassionate, who forms a bond with Ferdinand. Her empathy and moral clarity contribute to the theme of forgiveness and renewal.

A drunken mariner who becomes entangled in practical jokes and schemes with Trinculo. He embodies the island's comic chaos, lightening the tension with misadventure.

The son of Alonso who is separated from his father and falls earnestly in love with Miranda. He endures Prospero's testing, showing loyalty and resilience.

The exiled Duke of Milan and a powerful magician who conducts the island’s dramatic events. He wields control with intent—seeking justice, testing loyalty, and ultimately choosing mercy.

Sycorax is Caliban's mother and a looming figure of old magic and constraint. Her legacy informs the island's magical atmosphere and Caliban's sense of grievance.

A younger version of Miranda, present as part of the island’s storytelling and memory. She underscores the continuity of Prospero's family and his past.

Alonso's brother who participates in the broader political tensions and the shipwreck aftermath. His actions contribute to the drama surrounding loyalty and power.

A Spirit on the island who aids Prospero and participates in the magical performances and disruptions. The spirits embody the otherworldly dimension of the island.

A Goddess who sings at the finale, lending a mythic and ceremonial finish to the island's revels.

Another Spirit on the island, contributing to the atmospheric and magical dynamics that propel the plot.