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King Lear Discussions


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King Lear Reviews

Lear, Set Loose in Central Park
New York Classical Theatre
 
Lear Elicits Sympathy and Empathy
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
 
Lear's Authority Lacks Stamina
California Shakespeare Theater
 
Lear Through Another Lens
Contemporary Legend Theater of Taiwan
 
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King Lear :: Scenes
King Lear Scenes
King Lear: Act I, Scene 1
Scene 1 King Lear’s palace. (Kent, Gloucester, Edmund, King Lear, Cornwall, Albany, Goneril, Regan, Cordelia, Attendants, Gloucester, France, Burgundy)
 
King Lear: Act I, Scene 2
Scene 2 The Earl of Gloucester’s castle. (Edmund the Bastard, Gloucester, Edgar)
 
King Lear: Act I, Scene 3
Scene 3 The Duke of Albany’s palace. (Goneril, Oswald)
 
King Lear: Act I, Scene 4
Scene 4 A hall in the same. (Kent, Lear, Knights, Attendants, Oswald, Fool, Goneril, Albany)
 
King Lear: Act I, Scene 5
Scene 5 Court before the same. (Lear, Kent, Fool, Gentleman)
 
King Lear: Act II, Scene 1
Scene 1 Gloucester’s castle. (Edmund, Curan, Edgar, Gloucester, Servants, Cornwall, Regan, Attendants)
 
King Lear: Act II, Scene 2
Scene 2 Before Gloucester’s castle. (Kent, Oswald, Edmund, Cornwall, Regan, Gloucester, Servants)
 
King Lear: Act II, Scene 3
Scene 3 A wood. (Edgar)
 
King Lear: Act II, Scene 4
Scene 4 Before Gloucester’s castle. Kent in the stocks. (Lear, Fool, Gentleman, Kent, Gloucester, Cornwall, Regan, Gloucester, Servants, Oswald, Goneril)
 
King Lear: Act III, Scene 1
Scene 1 A heath. (Kent, Gentleman)
 
King Lear: Act III, Scene 2
Scene 2 Another part of the heath. Storm still. (Lear, Fool, Kent)
 
King Lear: Act III, Scene 3
Scene 3 Gloucester’s castle. (Gloucester, Edmund)
 
King Lear: Act III, Scene 4
Scene 4 The heath. Before a hovel. (Lear, Kent, Fool, Edgar, Gloucester)
 
King Lear: Act III, Scene 5
Scene 5 Gloucester’s castle. (Cornwall, Edmund)
 
King Lear: Act III, Scene 6
Scene 6 A chamber in a farmhouse adjoining the castle. (Kent, Gloucester, Lear, Edgar, Fool)
 
King Lear: Act III, Scene 7
Scene 7 Gloucester’s castle. (Cornwall, Regan, Goneril, Edmund, Servants, Oswald, Gloucester)
 
King Lear: Act IV, Scene 1
Scene 1 The heath. (Edgar, Gloucester, Old Man)
 
King Lear: Act IV, Scene 2
Scene 2 Before Albany’s palace. (Goneril, Edmund, Oswald, Albany, Messenger)
 
King Lear: Act IV, Scene 3
Scene 3 The French camp near Dover. (Kent, Gentleman)
 
King Lear: Act IV, Scene 4
Scene 4 The same. A tent. (Cordelia, Doctor, Soldiers, Officer, Messenger)
 
King Lear: Act IV, Scene 5
Scene 5 Gloucester’s castle. (Regan, Oswald)
 
King Lear: Act IV, Scene 6
Scene 6 Fields near Dover. (Gloucester, Edgar, Lear, Gentleman, Attendants, Oswald)
 
King Lear: Act IV, Scene 7
Scene 7 A tent in the French camp. (Cordelia, Kent, Doctor, Lear, Servants, Gentleman)
 
King Lear: Act V, Scene 1
Scene 1 The British camp, near Dover. (Edmund, Regan, Gentlemen, Albany, Goneril, Soldiers, Edgar, Edmund)
 
King Lear: Act V, Scene 2
Scene 2 A field between the two camps. (Powers of France, Cordelia, Lear, Edgar, Gloucester)
 
King Lear: Act V, Scene 3
Scene 3 The British camp near Dover. (Edmund, Lear, Cordelia, Soldiers, Captains, Albany, Goneril, Regan, Herald, Edgar, Gentleman, Kent, Messenger)