Dr. Amy Neustein, a nonfundamentalist Orthodox Jewish sociologist and editor of Tempest in the Temple: Jewish Communities and Child Sex Scandals, told me the story of a series of Hasidic mothers in Brooklyn she got to know who complained that their children were being preyed on by their husbands.
Pent-up demand for more serious cinema also helped sales, as did enthusiastic reviews and a tempest-in-a-teapot fight over the film's title.
The pilot and "Tempest" were selected in The Futon Critic's 50 best episodes of 2001 and 2002, respectively.
Jensen thought Charlotte and Faraday's mission to the Tempest in "The Other Woman" felt "forced".
These would be more along the lines of "If performing Hamlet in Vancouver and The Tempest in Perth, then put the stress on the forth syllable of this line of Macbeth.
An analyst asked about the "tempest in the teapot nature" of the stories in the press, and Dimon, as if enamored of the phrase, repeated it back: "It's a complete tempest in a teapot," he said.
On the page, after The Gap of Time, Jeanette Winterson's lyrical retelling of A Winter's Tale last autumn, comes the next Hogarth Shakespeare edition, Shylock Is My Name, Howard Jacobson's spin on The Merchant of Venice in February, followed by Anne Tyler and Margaret Atwood's takes on The Taming of the Shrew and The Tempest in June and October, respectively.
Read Ben Greenman's review of "Tempest" in the magazine.
In this production only Ms. Johansson suggests the tempest in the human heart.
Hence the tempest in the teapot over "cookies".
The Elizabethan taste in weather was for heraldic suns and tempests that might be rendered in the woodcuts of an emblem book.
