The tragic conclusion of the epic series, in which Edmund confronts his mysterious challenger, Goneril and Regan meet their fate, Lear mourns for all that has been lost and a new generation struggles to comprehend the destruction of a neighborhood that will never be the same.

Lear and Cordelia are reunited, Albany challenges Edmund’s authority and Edgar prepares to face his brother at last.

Regan tries to keep Oswald from Edmund in order to thwart Goneril; Edgar leads his father to what he thinks will be his death in order to give him renewed life; Lear spouts reason in madness, and Oswald succumbs to his own treacherous devices.

Cornwall pays the ultimate price for his vengeance on Gloucester, who eventually finds his way into the arms of “Poor Tom” (Edgar), while his treacherous brother Edmund finds his way into the arms of Goneril.

Lear and his companions take shelter in a shack, where they discover “Poor Tom” before being rescued by Gloucester, who manages to smuggle them into a carriage bound for Dover. Meanwhile, Edmund conspires with Cornwall against his father and the King.

Edgar goes into hiding disguised as a beggar while Goneril and Regan demand that their father dismiss all his knights before entering Gloucester’s mansion, sending him into a mad rage as a violent storm approaches.

Actor Daniel Jose Molina discusses his role of Edgar in King Lear.

Lear fears for his sanity as Edmund gains advantage over his brother. Meanwhile, Kent (now Caius) is put in restraints for insulting Cornwall at Gloucester’s mansion, but finds hope in a secret letter from Cordelia.

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Play On Podcasts' Series "King Lear". Edmund conspires to take what he feels he deserves and sets his brother up for a fall from grace. Kent disguises herself as a man, Caius, and wins back a place in Lear’s service. The Fool berates Lear for shunning his daughter, and Goneril demands that he get rid of his Knights before staying at her home, leading the King to regret his decisions…

Keith David talks about his career as an actor, finding the voice of the author, and how King Lear learns the real meaning of love.

Welcome to Episode 1 of the Play On Podcasts' Series "King Lear". The country is thrown into chaos when an aging King Lear disowns his youngest daughter for refusing to participate in a contest against her sisters to prove who loves him most.

Playwright Marcus Gardley talks about his journey to become one of America’s most celebrated writers, and his experience deep-diving into the words and worlds of Shakespeare’s KING LEAR.

Lue Douthit examines the multiplicity of meanings in a moment through the writings of Marcus Gardley and William Shakespeare.

Voice and Text coach Rebecca Clark Carey and actress Michelle Beck (A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM) team up to demonstrate ways to meet the challenges of Shakespeare’s complex speeches.

Play On Podcasts’ Executive Producer Michael Goodfriend sits down with Dramaturg Amrita Ramanan.

Play On Podcasts’ Executive Producer Michael Goodfriend sits down with Actor Channie Waites to discuss Coriolanus.

Play On Podcasts’ Executive Producer Michael Goodfriend sits down with Composer George Whitty to discuss A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Play On Podcasts’ Executive Producer Michael Goodfriend sits down with Actor Ching Valdes-Aran to discuss Coriolanus.

Play On Podcasts’ Executive Producer Michael Goodfriend sits down with Director Kate Wisniewski to discuss Coriolanus.

Play On Podcasts’ Executive Producer Michael Goodfriend sits down with Playwright Sean San José to discuss Coriolanus.

Coriolanus gives into his mother and faces the consequences of his conflicting actions once and for all.