Very true to the original play and without any of the fancy special effects that some directors like to rely on. Excellent actors. The characterization of Ariel was exceptionally good. Costumes tended to be a bit exaggerated, but true to the time period fashions. The director took quite a bit of liberty in the first scene between Stefano, Trinculo, and Caliban, lending it a lot of semi-awkward sexual innuendo that tends to either make the audience laugh their heads off or squirm in their seats. Other than that, there is little to nothing of the play's content that might offend an audience.