King Lear
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The draft of a Kaleidophon flyer for The Coloured Wall says that:
“[Kaleidophon] recently completed tracks for the forthcoming 'Royal Shakespeare Company' production of King Lear at Stratford-upon-Avon”[1]
The Coloured Wall opened on 26th March 1968, so the composition of King Lear shortly predates it, and the press night for the production was held on the 10th April 1968.[2]
The RSC web site says that it was directed by Trevor Nunn and that “The battle in Act 5 [was] a slow-motion ballet, accompanied by deafening noise.”[3]
Reviews of the productions appeared in:[2]
Date | Source | Reviewer |
---|---|---|
00/06/1968 | Plays and Players | Roberts, Peter |
01/07/1968 | Morning Advertiser | Tarran, Geoffrey |
03/05/1968 | Tribune | Jensen, Mike |
08/05/1968 | Queen | Holland, Mary |
11/04/1968 | Daily Mail | Lewis, Peter |
11/04/1968 | Liverpool Post | Tanner, Doreen |
11/04/1968 | Birmingham Mail | |
11/04/1968 | Daily Express | Kretzmer, Herbert |
11/04/1968 | Evening Standard | Shulman, Milton |
11/04/1968 | Daily Telegraph | |
11/04/1968 | Birmingham Post | Trewin, J C |
11/04/1968 | Financial Times | Young, B A |
11/04/1968 | Guardian | Evans, Gareth Lloyd |
11/04/1968 | Times | Wardle, Irving |
11/04/1968 | Oxford Mail | Chapman, Don |
11/04/1968 | Evening News | |
13/04/1968 | Glasgow Herald | |
13/04/1968 | Observer | Bryden, Ronald |
14/04/1968 | Sunday Times | Hobson, Harold |
14/04/1968 | Sunday Telegraph | Say, Rosemary |
18/04/1968 | Stage and Television Today | |
18/04/1968 | Evesham Journal | |
19/04/1968 | Jewish Chronicle | Landstone, Charles |
19/04/1968 | Oxford Times | |
24/04/1968 | Punch | Kingston, Jeremy |
25/04/1968 | Listener | Jones, D A N |
27/04/1968 | Londoner | Baker, Roger |
27/04/1968 | Illustrated London News | Trewin, J C |
Availability
Unknown.
References
- ↑ DD100908: Draft of Kaleidophon flyer for The Coloured Wall.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 King Lear, Stratford, 1968 in the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust's database of performances.
- ↑ The Royal Shakespeare Company's King Lear productions, 1936-2007.