See how a famous 1971 film version of King Lear depicted Shakespeare’s dramatic storm scene. A crew at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre demonstrate how they use instruments to create sound effects to accompany the famous storm scene, all while King Lear’s angry lines must be heard, such as, “Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!”
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