King Lear
King Lear by William Shakespeare, published by Bristol Classical Press in 1987, is a dramatic exploration of power, betrayal, and madness. This edition spans 247 pages and is presented in English. The narrative begins with King Lear’s decision to divide his kingdom among his daughters, a choice that sets off a tragic chain of events leading to his downfall and the heartbreaking fate of his daughter, Cordelia.
Readers will find a profound examination of human nature and the complexities of familial relationships within this classic work. The play delves into themes of authority and folly, showcasing Lear’s descent into madness against a backdrop of betrayal and loss. This edition, produced with sound effects and music by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, offers a unique auditory experience that enhances the dramatic elements of Shakespeare’s timeless tale.
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“Know that we have divided in three our Kingdom.” With these words , King Lear set into terrifying motion the events that lead to his downfall and madness, and to the death of his one true daughter, Cordelia. Shakespeare’s great heart-wrenching tale illuminates the mind and heart of an eclipsed king, a man who becomes just another play on a stage of fools. Produced at the state of the art recording studios of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation with sound effects and music. Staring John Colicos Original Score by John Mills-Cockell Approximate Duration 2 Hours
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