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A Review of King Lear by the Royal Shakespeare Academy  

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A Review of King Lear by the Royal Shakespeare Academy First of all I would like to say that the Swan theatre in Stratford was excellent. The three levels were used excellently, people were walking on all the three levels, arguing with each other, and making announcements, people were talking from the different floors and moving on all the different levels, but somehow through some great timing it never became confusing, it was a feature that could have confused the audience but it was executed well. There were hundreds of lights, and props were used well even if there were only really a few tables, chairs and a bathtub and a curtain, the actors were dancing on the tables and later the chairs were used as obstacles to show the chaos and looked a lot dirtier to emphasise the anarchy of the second half of the play, the bathtub was used...

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