Leda Hoffmann, Director
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The Tempest
by William Shakespeare
Door Shakespeare
Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin
July - August 2015
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Mark Corkins and Grayson Heyl. Photo by Bruce Ambuel.
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Steven Lee Johnson, Matt Deitchman, Jacob Schrimpf, Heather Chrisler, and Mack Folkert. Photo by Bruce Ambuel.
REVIEWS
"one of the best shows in the history of the company."
- Gary Jones, Peninsula Pulse
Click here for the full Peninsula Pulse review.

"for another summer Leda Hoffman returns to Door Shakespeare to direct The Tempest with a sharp eye towards uncovering each character's human qualities, whether actually human or mystical, so her choices clarify the production's humor, poetry and story and a keen humanity shines from within each cast member."
"Door Shakespeare delivers an effortless, enchanting, and magical Tempest, timelessly powerful in the telling."
- Peggy Sue Dunigan, Broadway World
Click here for the full Broadway World review.

"Does such a preternatural ability to alter events corrupt one's soul? If one were able to not only shape history but also know its outcome in advance, would there still be any relish in living? And will what one creates or mars ultimately even matter, after one is dead? Such questions haunt every artist and this play, reminding us that one long-standing way to read "The Tempest" is as Shakespeare's retrospective meditation on his own career as playwright."
- Mike Fischer, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Click here for the full Journal Sentinel review.


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Grayson Heyl and Andrew Carlyle. Photo by Bruce Ambuel.
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James Pickering, Carrie Hitchcock, Joe Boersma, and Carolyn Hoerdemann. Photo by Bruce Ambuel.
CAST:
Prospero - Mark Corkins*
Alonso - Mark Moede
Sebastia - Carrie Hitchcock*
Antonia - Carolyn Hoerdemann
Gonzalo - James Pickering*
Ferdinand - Andrew Carlyle
Miranda - Grayson Heyl
Caliban - Jonathan Wainwright*
Trinculo - Chris Peltier
Stephano - Joe Boersma
Ariel - Steven Lee Johnson*
Spirits - Matt Deitchman, Heather Chrisler, Mack Folkert, Jacob Scrimpf

*appears courtesy of Actors' Equity Association
PRODUCTION TEAM: 
Director - Leda Hoffmann
Set Designer - Aaron Kopec
Lighting Designer - Todd Mion
Costume Designer - Bridgid Danahy
Composer / Music Director - Matt Deitchman
Movement Director - Molly Rhode
Fight Choreographer - Ryan Schabach
Stage Manager - Melissa Wanke*
Executive Director - Amy Ludwigsen
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