KING LEAR @Scotland Island

Shakespeare's Tragedy of King Lear is the story of a strong leader who makes a fatally weak decision. Dividing his land to his daughters based on their proclamations of love. His misjudgement leading to betrayal and madness, loss and redemption.

War raging within and brewing without. The King is torn between his humane instincts and his pride. Tragedy's triggered when hubris silences his fatherly instincts. These are perennial themes, so King Lear is set in post-apocalyptic Australia. A Mad Max-like future.
A time when the humanity is deep in the wilderness in search of itself. Music by Radiohead. 

"Fabulous show!"

"The most understandable Shakespeare I've ever seen."

Such Stuff's 2023 Othello audience.

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Trigger warning: this production contains several acts of staged violence.

Traveling to and from Scotland Island:

If coming from Church Point, catch the 5.30pm ferry to Tennis Wharf (allow 20mins to get a parking spot) or take bus/Keoride from Mona Vale.

Ferry will return from Tennis Wharf at 9.30pm

 BYO: picnic/drinks, seating/picnic rugs

(Toilets open in the Community Hall)

Our Island show will be staged under the tall gums in picturesque Catherine Park - performed in the round.