Characters
- Larry Cook (King Lear)
- Ginny Cook Smith (Goneril)
- Rose Cook Lewis (Regan)
- Caroline Cook Rasmussen (Cordelia)
- Ty Smith (Duke of Albany)
- Pete Lewis (Duke of Cornwall)
- Pammy and Linda Lewis
- Jess Clark (Edmund)
- Harold Clark (Earl of Gloucester)
- Loren Clark (Edgar)
- Marv Carson (The Fool)
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