Britain's Royal Shakespeare Company returns to the Brooklyn Academy of Music with its production of King Lear starring two-time Olivier Award winner Antony Sher in the title role. Helmed by RSC's artistic director Gregory Doran, performances begin April 7 in the BAM Harvey Theater.

The production, which marks Sher's final Shakespearean role, arrives in the U.S. following an acclaimed world premiere in the U.K. in 2016. The limited Off-Broadway engagement will run through April 29.

Completing the cast are Mimi Ndiwenias Cordelia, Paapa Essieduas as Edmund, Romayne Andrews as Regan’s Servant, James Clyde as Cornwall, James Cooney as Regan’s Servant, Patrick Elue as Burgundy, Kevin N.Golding as Curan, Tracy-Anne Green as Regan’s Servant, Nia Gwynne as Goneril, Oliver Johnstone as Edgar, Whitney Kehinde as Regan’s Messenger, Byron Mondahl as Oswald,Esther Niles as Regan’s Messenger, John Omole as Lear’s Gentleman, Clarence Smih as Albany, Buom Tihngang as France, Graham Turner as Fool, Ewart James Walters as Old Man, and Kelly Williams as Regan.

King Lear features set design by Niki Turner, lighting design by Tim Mitchell, music by Ilona Sekacz, sound design by Jonathan Ruddick, movement by Michael Ashcroft, and fight direction by Bret Yount.

For tickets and more information visit BAM.org.