King Lear

King Lear ('Rex Lear') est tragoedia a Gulielmo Shakesperio docta. Descensum per gradus in furorem Lear senis pingit postquam regnum, blandimentis corruptus, in partes binis e suis filiis tribus tribuit, qua pro causa omnes damno miserabiliter afficiuntur. Ludus, e fabula traditionali ortus de quodam Leir Britannico, mythologico rege Celtico, qui priusquam Romani advenerunt regnabat, latissime ad scaenam pelliculasque accommodatus est, primis partibus a pluribus e perpolitis orbis terrarum histrionibus cupide appetitis.

Tragoedia confecta est inter annos fere 1603 et 1606, edita in quarto anno 1608, et in editione in folio (titulo Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories & Tragedies) anno 1623 complexa.

Lear est octogenarius Britanniae rex. Frustra conatur rerum perturbationem defugere, unde regnum tripartito dividit, filiis Goneril, Regan, et Cordeliae tradens.

Opera "Lear" tragoediam Shakesperii sequens a compositore Ariberto Reimann annis ab 1976 ad 1978 facta est.

• Ex nihilo nihil fit
• Nor crust nor crumb

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King Lear : Index personarum

Lear, rex Britanniae · Rex Franciae · Dux Burgundiae · Dux Cornubiae · Dux Albaniae · Comes Cantiae · Comes Glocestriae · Edgar, Glocestriensis comitis filius · Edmund, Glocestriensis comitis filius nothus · Curan, aulicus · Oswald, procurator Goneril · Senex, Glocestriensis comitis vilicus · Medicus · Scurra regis Lear · Capitanus Edmundi sectator · Ingenuus Cordeliae minister · Nuntius · Servi ducis Cornubiensis Goneril, Regan et Cordelia, filiae regis Lear Equites sectatores Lear, ingenui, nuntii, milites, ministri

Ludi scaenici Gulielmi Shakesperii

A Midsummer Night's Dream  · All's Well That Ends Well  · Antony and Cleopatra  · As You Like It  · Coriolanus  · Cymbeline  · Hamlet  · Henry IV part I  · Henry IV part II  · Henry V  · Henry VI part I  · Henry VI part II  · Henry VI part III  · Henry VIII  · Julius Caesar  · King John  · King Lear  · Love's Labour's Lost  · Macbeth  · Measure for Measure  · Much Ado About Nothing  · Othello  · Pericles Prince of Tyre  · Richard II  · Richard III  · Romeo and Juliet  · The Comedy of Errors  · The Merchant of Venice  · The Merry Wives of Windsor  · The Taming of the Shrew  · The Tempest  · The Two Gentlemen of Verona  · The Winter's Tale  · Timon of Athens  · Titus Andronicus  · Troilus and Cressida  · Twelfth Night Auctore incerto vel auctoribus pluribus: King Edward III  · Sir Thomas More  · The Two Noble Kinsmen Capsae cognatae: Scriptores scaenici Renascentiae Anglici