2012 the Year of King Lear: Once upon a time, in ancient Britain, a very old King planned to divide his Kingdom between his three daughters.
The youngest Princess was beautiful and true but the older two had evil in their hearts and not content with a third each, jealously plotted against their lovelier sister.
Set against the sweeping backdrop of pine trees in the picturesque heart of Rendlesham Forest, this professional, award winning event will enchant all the family. Whether you're new to Shakespeare or are barmy about the Bard, this is an experience to remember forever! Don't miss the most enjoyable event of the year!
In A Nutshell! Check out our on-line cartoon of King Lear at www.theatreintheforest.com
2012 the Year of King Lear at Rendlesham Forest in Woodbridge, Suffolk on Tuesday, 24 July 2012.
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