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First Look: King Lear in the West End

by Staff Writer

July 23, 2018

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King Lear

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New production photography has been released for Chichester Festival Theatre’s production of King Lear in the West End.

The production stars Ian McKellen as King Lear and Sinéad Cusack as Kent, and runs at The Duke of York’s Theatre until 3^rd November.

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KING LEAR — Claire-Price-as-Goneril

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