Performance

Venue	Courtyard Theatre
Town	Stratford-Upon-Avon
County	Warwickshire
From	13th February 2008
To	7th March 2008
When	Feb 13, 21, Mar 1, 7
Courtyard Theatre (V643776775)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Henry VI: Part 3: The Chaos

Work:: Henry VI: Part 3: The Chaos (S118352195)

Henry VI concedes that the House of York shall inherit the crown after his death, angering his wife Margaret who fights for the House of Lancaster. Fathers kill sons, sons kill fathers. The House of York prevails and Edward IV is crowned, unaware that his brother Richard, Duke of Gloucester is already plotting his downfall.

Author

Shakespeare

Production:: (T928900787)

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 (Stanley)
Performer	Hannah Barrie (Attendant)
Performer	Antony Bunsee (Keeper)
Performer	Richard Cordery (Louis XI)
Performer	Matt Constain (Montague)
Performer	Julius D'Silva (Rutland's Tutor)
Performer	Keith Dunphy (Lord Clifford)
Performer	Wela Frasier (Prince Edward)
Performer	Paul Hamilton (Oxford)
Performer	Alexia Healy (Lady Bona)
Performer	Kieran Hill (Westmoreland)
Performer	Tom Hodgkins (Hastings)
Performer	Chuk Iwuji (Henry VI)
Performer	John Mackay (Sir John Montgomery)
Performer	Forbes Masson (Edward)
Performer	Chris McGill (Northumberland)
Performer	Patrice Naiambana (Warwick)
Performer	Ann Ogbomo (Elizabeth)
Performer	Miles Richardson (Duke Norfolk)
Performer	Lex Shrapenel (Richmond)
Performer	Jonathan Slinger (Richard)
Performer	Katy Stephens (Margaret)
Performer	Geoffery Streatfeild (Rivers)
Performer	James Tucker (George of Clarence)
Performer	Roger Watkins (Duke of Exeter)
Performer	Clive Wood (Richard Plantaganet)

Listing:: L0172688074

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