King Lear

Name: King Lear
SKU: 11593
Price: 135.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Jo Emery Productions presents a modern, abridged adaptation of “KING LEAR” by William Shakespeare, originally performed as a live stream production from the Pump House Theatre Watford from 12th to 15th May 2021.

Set in the Corporate world, Lear is the CEO dividing up his Property Development business empire between his three daughters. The onset of dementia has made his behaviour erratic and dangerous and threats of a hostile French Corporate take-over bid are circling. His rash decision to give up all his power has devastating and fatal consequences for him, his family and Executives.

With references to current era issues of mental health, homelessness and knife crime. Running time approx 135 mins.

Censorships:Over 15 Flashing Imagery / Loud Noises Violence

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King Lear

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Runtime: 135 mins Genres: Drama, Shakespeare Venue: Youtube Production Company: Jo Emery Productions Directors: Jo Emery Performers: Andrew Faber, Cat Harper, Catherine Adams, Emma Kemp, Harrison Sharpe, Harry Harding, Jim Markey, John Jensen, Robert Aldington, Samuel Jenkins, Timothy Nixon, Will Banister

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