She conjures up a storm, the eponymous tempest, to lure her usurping brother Antonio and the complicit King Alonso of Naples to the island. There, her machinations bring about the revelation of ...

Yeah? Well, just add a storm, an angry Wizard, young lovers and you’ve got The Tempest! Hey, It’s Antonio, Duke of Milan; and Alonso, King of Naples back from a wedding in Tunis. I expect that ...

Meanwhile “The Tempest’s” young lovers, Jones’ excellent Miranda and King Alonso’s son Ferdinand (a dreamy Reeve Carney) look like a couple of flower power kids borrowed from the Beatle ...

The Tempest like its other signature Synetic Shakespeare ... There is still the dramatic tension between Antonia and the unsuspecting King Alonso. Propersa's determination for revenge against ...

Curtis Proctor, one of the company's board members accurately describes the show as 'part Elizabethian, part Comedia del Arte ...

Using illusion and skillful manipulation, he conjures up a storm, the eponymous tempest, to lure his brother Antonio and the complicit King Alonso of Naples to the island. There, his maneuverings ...

Rarely has Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” opened with such cinematic ... Ariel has caused the storm that brings the Neapolitan King Alonso, his son Ferdinand, brother Sebastian, counselor ...

The loss of Alonso's courtiers ... cleverly replaced here by Nat King Cole singing "Stardust," is a boon. There'll always be another "Tempest" coming your way. The film of Des McAnuff's Stratford ...

Yeah? Well, just add a storm, an angry wizard, young lovers and you’ve got The Tempest! Hey, it’s Antonio, Duke of Milan; and Alonso, King of Naples back from a wedding in Tunis. I expect that ...

sets eyes on King Alonso’s handsome son, Ferdinand. It’s love at first sight for both of them. Kevin Kenerly is Prospero in OSF's "The Tempest." (Photo by Jenny Graham) How this plays out for ...