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INTRODUCTION The Tempest is generally regarded as Shakespeareâs last play, first performed in 1611 for King James I and again for themarriage festivities of Elizabeth, the Kingâs daughter, to Frederick, the Elector Palatine.he play emphasizes dramatic effects. Because it was performed at court, there is a lot of stage business: music, dance,masque-like shows. The role of the artist is explored through Prosperoâs use of his magic, and parallels can be drawn toShakespeareâs own sense of his artistry.
Poe's Prince Prospero isn't a sorcerer, but he is a figure whose creative power as an artist borders on magic. Like Shakespeare's Prospero, he also uses his magic to create a dreamlike and beautiful revel.And like that other Prospero, Prince Prospero's revel is forced to come to an end. But unlike Shakespeare's Prospero, Poe's is not the one who ends itâ¦and he himself doesn't end so happily.hat may be way Prospero is so outraged when the Red Death shows up. It's a kind of death that doesn't fit into his artwork, and that indeed offends his taste. The Red Death's arrival means that Prospero has lost control of the situation: it is real death, not just imagined death.