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Act 3: the storm

The storm, as both a literal event and a more figurative motif, comes halfway through the play and carries very significant theatrical weight. Reflective of the disorder that is increasingly characteristic of the kingdom, but also of the breakdown in Lear's psychology, much can be achieved through consideration of its presence in Act 3. The activities below provide suggested means through which both its presentation...

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