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The Tempest

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Animation of a man with long white hair and beard wearing medieval clothing and standing in front of towering sea stacks. Caption. Hast thou, spirit, performed to the point.

Part of the "Shakespeare: The Animated Tales" series. A marvelous and terrifying island, peopled by spirits and monsters, is the ideal setting for demonstrating how puppets can become extraordinarily convincing "actors." This wild story, in which Caliban, an almost "human" monster, and Prospero's magic, which brings the spirit Ariel to life, is retold and re-enacted in a way that no stage performance ever could mimic.

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Runtime: 26 minutes 14 seconds

Topic: Biographies, Literature
Subtopic: English Literature, Plays, Shakespeare, William
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2004
Producer/Distributor: Ambrose Video Publishing, Inc
Series: Shakespeare: The Animated Tales
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Animation of a medieval knight holding up a flag while another knight stands behind him. Caption. Narrator. News of Macbeth and Banquo's victory.

Animation of a man with long white hair and beard wearing medieval clothing and standing in front of towering sea stacks. Caption. Hast thou, spirit, performed to the point.

Color illustration of a hulking King Richard in a red cap, a breastplate, and a fur collared robe. He reaches to turn a doorknob. Caption. With their uncle George, duke of Clarence, in the tower.

Animation of a grimacing bearded man in a yellow and green doublet holding up a purple flower. Figure in a pink beret and ruff purses their lips and stands to the side. Caption. With the juice of this, I'll streak her eyes.

Animated puppet woman sits at a table looking forlorn. Another puppet figure wears puff sleeves and stands beside her holding a tray. Caption. I pray you, husband, be not so disquiet.

Painted animation of a figure kneeling with arms up toward another figure standing at the edge of the woods. A black and white inset floats above with a man squatting next to a building as a bird takes flight. Caption. So "a day" without the "ever."

Animation of Romeo and Juliet facing one another with their lips puckered. Caption. 1 kiss and I'll descend.

Animation of a ghostly bearded figure in a robe hovering beneath a dark stone archway. Caption. This visitation is but to whet thy almost blunted purpose.

Animation of Julius Caesar in a tunic and red sagum. He looks toward a cloaked figure that holds a staff and faces away from camera. Caption. The ides of March are come.

Viewer Comments

Christine Anastasia M. (Lakewood, OH)

March 18th, 2015 at 01:44 PM

Excellent! Thank you!
Christine Anastasia M. (Lakewood, OH)

March 18th, 2015 at 01:42 PM

Very helpful. Thank you DCMP!
Christine Anastasia M. (Lakewood, OH)

March 18th, 2015 at 01:41 PM

Awesome!
Christine Anastasia M. (Lakewood, OH)

March 18th, 2015 at 01:38 PM

Thumb up! Shakespeare for Deaf students!
Christine Anastasia M. (Lakewood, OH)

March 18th, 2015 at 01:27 PM

This is a very delightful animated and captioned adaptation of William Shakespeare's "The Tempest". This was very useful in illuminating the story for Deaf students.