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The Tempest

  1. theater review
    A Tempest in the Park That’s (Mostly) No Thoughts, Just VibesIn tone and temperament, this production owes much more to Disney than it does to Shakespeare.
    By Sara Holdren
  2. theater review
    Theater Review: Harriet Walter Owns This All-Female TempestShe, at least, is the stuff dreams are made on.
    By Jesse Green
  3. Theater Review: A Tempest Without Much StorminessIn the park.
    By Jesse Green
  4. year in culture 2012
    Justin Davidson’s Top 10 Classical Music Performances of 2012Thomas Adès’s The Tempest, “John Cage at 100,” and more.
    By Justin Davidson
  5. david edelstein
    Theater on the Big Screen: Christopher Plummer’s The Tempest Is a CharmerA performance of the Shakespeare classic will screen tonight in more than 500 theaters across the U.S.
    By David Edelstein
  6. exclusives
    Watch Russell Brand Improvise a Shakespearean Backstory for Five MinutesAsked about his character in ‘The Tempest,’ the comedian went on a dazzling, dizzying riff.
    By Kyle Buchanan
  7. chat room
    Helen Mirren on The Tempest and Stealing All Her Best Roles From Men“I don’t worry too much about roles for women in drama — I worry about roles for women in the world!”
    By Kyle Buchanan
  8. trailer mix
    The Tempest Trailer: Enter the Wizarding World of Helen MirrenJulie Taymor’s Shakespeare adaptation is coming out this December.
    By Kyle Buchanan
  9. awkward silences
    Stephen Dillane Forgot His Lines in The TempestHe’d already expressed his doubts to us about either of those plays ever being effectively staged.
    By Boris Kachka
  10. chat room
    Stephen Dillane Has Doubts About Shakespeare“But we want to make a living, so one is always compromised.”
    By Boris Kachka
  11. the industry
    Meryl Streep to Be Touched by CatPlus: Stan Lee’s gay-superhero show is a go!
    By Adam Raymond
  12. the industry
    Forest Whitaker Sees Trees of Green, Red Roses TooPlus: Cronenberg does Ludlum!
    By Nick Confalone
  13. the industry
    Almodóvar’s ‘All About My Mother’ Heads to the Old Vic