Tim Crouch’s take on Shakespeare’s final play doesn’t always come together but is filled with plenty of magical moments The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through ...
The most obvious metatheatrical conceit on display here is that, like in Crouch’s 2009 play The Author, much of the cast is sitting in the audience. As Prospero begins to enact his revenge on those ...
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