‘Game of Thrones’ Play Earns Standing Ovation After Delay
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‘Game of Thrones’ Play Earns Standing Ovation After Delay

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The “Game of Thrones” play, “The Mad King,” premiered Tuesday night with a standing ovation from the audience after its initial week of performances was cancelled. The production, a co-production between HBO and the Royal Shakespeare Company, is set before the events of the popular television series.

The first run-through of “The Mad King” took place on Tuesday evening, following the cancellation of its originally scheduled opening week. Despite the delay, the performance was met with enthusiastic approval from attendees, who gave a standing ovation at its conclusion.

The play offers audiences a look into events preceding those depicted in HBO’s “Game of Thrones.” Details regarding the reason for the initial cancellations were not provided in the source.

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