Performance

Venue	Roundhouse
	Also: Studio 42, The Clore
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	22nd April 2008
Opened	6th May 2008
To	24th May 2008
Roundhouse (V242)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Henry VI: Part 2: England's Fall

Work:: Henry VI: Part 2: England's Fall (S040535300)

Jack Cade leads an anarchic uprising against Henry VI, made powerless by the warring factions of his new wife, Margaret of Anjou, and the House of York, as England descends deeper into anarchy and bloody civil strife.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T0446392295)

Company	Royal Shakespeare Company
Director	Michael Boyd
Design	Tom Piper
Lighting	Heather Carson
Sound	Andrea J Cox
Music	John Woolf
Director	Terry King (fight)
Director	Liz Ranken (movement)
Performer	Nicholas Asbury (Somerset)
Performer	Keith Bartlett (Ghost of Talbot)
Performer	Hannah Barrie (Margery Jourdain)
Performer	Maureen Beattie (Eleanor Duchess of Gloucester)
Performer	Antony Bunsee (Keeper)
Performer	Richard Cordery (Humphrey)
Performer	Matt Constain (Humphrey Stafford)
Performer	Julius D'Silva (Peter)
Performer	Keith Dunphy (Young Clifford)
Performer	Wela Frasier (Keeper's Assistant)
Performer	Geoffrey Freshwater (Cardinal Beaufort)
Performer	Paul Hamilton (Alexander Eden)
Performer	Alexia Healy (Simpcox's Wife)
Performer	Kieran Hill (Horner)
Performer	Tom Hodgkins (Duke of Buckingham)
Performer	Chuk Iwuji (Henry VI)
Performer	John Mackay (Jack Cade)
Performer	Forbes Masson (Edward)
Performer	Chris McGill (William Stafford)
Performer	Patrice Naiambana (Warwick)
Performer	Ann Ogbomo (Margaret's Attendant)
Performer	Miles Richardson (Lord Clifford)
Performer	Lex Shrapnel (Ghost of Hohn Talbot)
Performer	Jonathan Slinger (Richard)
Performer	Katy Stephens (Margaret)
Performer	Geoffery Streatfeild (Suffolk)
Performer	James Tucker (George)
Performer	Roger Watkins (Earl of Salisbury)
Performer	Clive Wood (Richard Plantaganet)

Listing:: L0621408338

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