Four Lears (essay) • "Given the opportunity of seeing four different interpretations of Lear in as many months": Olivier at the Old Vic, Philip Morant in Huddersfield, William Devlin at the Bristol Old Vic, Abraham Sofaer at the Liverpool Playhouse
Shakespearean Tragedy (book) • Lectures VII and VII • Note S: King Lear and Timon of Athens • Note T: Did Shakespeare shorten King Lear? • Note U: Movements of the dramatis personae in Act 2 • Note V: Suspected interpolations • Note W: The staging of the scene of Lear's reunion with Cordelia • Note X: The Battle • Note Y: Some difficult passages
Players of Shakespeare 2 (book) • p151 • Antony Sher as The Fool, including illustrations by Sher (Adrian Noble, RSC, 1982)
This Wide and Universal Theater (book) • p159 • Chapter 7: A Poor Player That Struts and Frets His Hour upon the Stage – Role-playing in King Lear, Macbeth, and Antony and Cleopatra
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