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Shakespeare’s “Storm” reduced to the core: This is Peter Brook’s “Tempest Project” at the Ruhrfestspiele. Poetic theater with a small catch
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Peter Brook has set up a sparse stage
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Tones by Harué Momoyama embody the utopian reconciliation with nature
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