The Tempest
William Shakespeare
Bell Shakespeare Company
Her Majesty’s
Reviewed by Murray Bramwell
Just when I was beginning to think that the single-concept approach to Shakespeare had become a needlessly limited orthodoxy, along comes a production that is so giddy with signs and portents that it runs aground. The trouble with Jim Sharman’s reading of The Tempest is that it has at least four or five different brainstorms all tossed into the same teacup. When, in the program notes, dramaturg …
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