The Mad King Preview Delivers Standing Ovation After Cancellations

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The Royal Shakespeare Company’s stage adaptation of Game of Thrones, The Mad King, finally opened previews in Stratford-upon-Avon, earning a standing ovation after last-minute cancellations earlier in the week; director Dominic Cooke noted it’s a world premiere and previews may pause for technical issues, but the four-hour performance ran without unscheduled stops, with extra showings added and the official opening slated for August 8 as audiences, including travelers from abroad, await the full run.
- ‘Game of Thrones’ Play ‘The Mad King’ First Preview Gets Standing Ovation After Cancellations Variety
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- Game of Thrones Prequel Play Begins Previews July 28, After Much Delay Playbill
- Preview of Game of Thrones play cancelled hours before curtain BBC
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