Iris FangerFor The Patriot LedgerA loud "hurrah" is in order for the reappearance of free Shakespeare on the Boston Common after more than a year of absence due to the pandemic. A tragi-comedy, “The Tempest” tells the story of rival brothers tasked with choosing revenge or forgiveness. In this instant, Shakespeare’s play changes tone from a revenge tragedy into a gentle hymn of forgiveness. “The Tempest” starts with an ocean storm ordered by Prospero to bring his enemies to his island. Quincy resident Jon Lam, a gifted principal dancer with the Boston Ballet, stands out as the sprite Ariel.

Source: MetroXpress July 29, 2021 20:37 UTC