'Such stuff as dreams are made on' breaks new ground in unique version of The Tempest

Keeping the Shakespeare canon close is a major thrust in western theatre. But artistic directors everywhere struggle to keep it relevant, too. So the Citadel's Daryl Cloran and show director Josette Bushell-Mingo deserve applause (the ASL way, by waving hands in the air exuberantly) for The Tempest, which debuted Thursday on the Shoctor stage. Read More