The mischievous sleight-of-hand unfolds even before the audience has settled into darkness for the formal start of Chicago Shakespeare Theater's altogether beguiling, ingeniously imagined production of "The Tempest." It is set in motion by Ariel, the play's ghostly pale "spirit" - the muse and slave of Prospero, the reigning magician on a remote island, and a fellow who brings new meaning to the phrase, "now you see …
SOURCE: Chicago Sun-Times at 04:37PM on September 18, 2015