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Tobacco Factory Theatre

The Tobacco Factory has proven time and again that great Shakespearean companies exist outside of the Royal Shakespeare Company...
A Seaside Lear
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Shakespeare by the Sea

Grab a blanket and a picnic and enjoy some family time with Shakespeare by the Sea and one thousand...
Vortex Repertory Company

Shakespeare's great tragedy King Lear is a fable that dares portray in resounding verse some of mankind's most common...
BAM: Brooklyn Academy of Music

Donmar Warehouse does New York a great service by bringing its King Lear to Brooklyn Academy of Music. This...
Royal Shakespeare Company

For all of its theatrical happenings, London rarely witnesses competing productions of the same show. Even less often does...
Donmar

When one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of our time meets one of Shakespeare’s most profound works, the result...
The Old Globe

The Old Globe brings class and culture to San Diego; Director Adrian Noble creates something...
The Antaeus Company

Attention Bard-Hards! The Antaeus Company will be lending you its Lears this summer. LA’s Classical Theater Ensemble christens its...
New York Classical Theatre

The tip-tapping of a late May rain is hardly ever welcome on the Upper West Side, especially on the...
King Lear Reviews » Theatre Reviews
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Young Vic

This production of King Lear met with a series of unflattering reviews during its initial run in Liverpool as...
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