Performance

Venue	Everyman & Playhouse
	Also: Liverpool Everyman, Liverpool Playhouse, Studio
Town	Liverpool
County	Merseyside
From	12th April 2012
To	28th April 2012
When	19:30. Apr 19, 26 Mats 13:30. Apr 21, 28 Mats 14:00
Prices	From £10.00. To £21.00.
Everyman & Playhouse (V535)
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Date of change: 25 Nov 11 - T01415806736

Henry V

Work:: Henry V (S3563)

Shakespeare's patriotic history play about the warrior-king. Henry V leads the English to victory at Agincourt and afterwards is taught the words of love by the French Princess, Katherine. A vivid depiction of the horrors of war and a romantic, fast-moving story.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T01415806736)

Producer	Shakespeare's Globe (in association with Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse)
Director	DominicDromgoole
Design	Jonathan Fensom
Music	Claire van Kampen
Choreographer	Sian Williams
Musical Director	Adrian Woodward
Performer	Jamie Parker (Henry V)
Performer	Brid Brennan (Chorus / Queen Isabel)
Performer	Graham Butler (Duke of Bourbon / Alexander Court)
Performer	Nigel Cooke (Duke of Exeter)
Performer	Giles Cooper (Montjoy / Monsieur le Fer / Sir Thomas Grey)
Performer	Sam Cox (Pistol)
Performer	Kurt Egyiawan (Louis the Dauphin / Lord Scroop)
Performer	Matthew Flynn (Captain Gower)
Performer	David Hargreaves (King of France / Nym / Sir Thomas Erpingham)
Performer	Beruce Khan (John Bates / Duke of York)
Performer	James Lailey (Earl of Westmoreland / Captain Macmorris)
Performer	Brendan O'Hea (Captain Fluellen / Bishop of Ely)
Performer	Paul Rider (Bardolph / Archbishop of Burgundy)
Performer	Olivia Ross (Princess Katherine / Boy)
Performer	Chris Starkie (Michael Williams / Earl of Cambridge / Duke of Orleans / Captain Jamy)
Performer	Lisa Stevenson (Hostess Quickly / Alice)
Performer	Roger Watkins (Constable of France / Governor of Harfleur)

Listing:: L0464599599

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