A great English stage actor, Simon Russell Beale, is Prospero, the magician orchestrating “the tempest” that shipwrecks ... moving exactly as he does. The RSC’s artistic director, Gregory ...

Technological marvels are the order of the day in this RSC Tempest, with a welcome side-order of Simon Russell Beale, returning to the company after 22 years in the valedictory-feeling role of ...

Already this Tempest seems hopelessly out-dated ... And now we have the RSC end-of-apartheid version. Sir Antony Sher's Prospero is a foul-tempered, dyspeptic, whip-in-hand white colonialist.

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The phrase seemed to have the ring of prophecy last week as Adrian Noble, RSC’s artistic director for the last 12 years, announced his resignation, thus sending the company into turmoil.

One of the most exciting upcoming alignments of IT and theatre is a new production of The Tempest which opens at the RSC in Stratford-upon-Avon on November 8. Produced in partnership with Intel ...

The RSC’s production is far from an all-out technical ... [The projection and motion capture in The Tempest are] really pushing the boundaries of what is possible today.” ...

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Whereas most theater performances have one set for one stage, the RSC has brought three, for “Antony and Cleopatra,” “The Tempest” and “Julius Caesar.” This peculiarity is unique to the company not ...

Update 15 June 2017: The Tempest has finished its run at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon, and will move to London’s The Barbican at the end of this month, from 30 June – 18 August.

A great English stage actor, Simon Russell Beale, is Prospero, the magician orchestrating “the tempest” that shipwrecks ... moving exactly as he does. The RSC’s artistic director, Gregory ...