King Lear (2003)
A recording of the production from the courtyard of the Supreme Purkrab of Prague Castle starring Jan Tříská. Shakespeare's tragedy King Lear is a timeless tale of love, hate, betrayal, greed and lust for power. At the end of his life, the King decides to divide the kingdom between his three daughters based on their speeches about how much they love him. In his blindness, he disinherits and exiles the most honest and beloved Cordelia. He hands over all his power to his other two daughters and only in time does he discover what he has done and gradually slips into madness.
Director: Martin Huba
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Jan Tříska as Lear, král Británie |
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David Švehlík as francouzský král |
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Igor Chmela as Cornwall |
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Petr Bláha as véveoda burgundský |
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Jan Novotný as Albany |
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David Suchařípa as Kent |
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Petr Bláha as vévoda burgundský |
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Jan Kačer as Glostr |
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Jiří Langmajer as Edgar |
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Adrian Jastraban as Edmund |
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Zdeněk Vencl as Osvald |
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Richard Trsťan as Curan |
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David Prachař as šašek |
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Rudolf Jelínek as šlechtic |
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Jitka Schneiderová as Regan |
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Klára Sedláčková-Oltová as Kordelie |
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Eva Čížkovská as Ona |
| Directing | Martin Huba | Director |
| Writing | William Shakespeare | Theatre Play |
| Directing | Jan Brichcín | Co-Director |
