Henry VI

T0504020900
Following the death of Henry V, celebrated for having united England and subjugated France, divisions appear at the highest levels - first between those around the infant Henry VI, later between the two great factions in English politics: the houses of Lancaster and York. Only the young Lord Talbot, locked in combat with the bewitching and enigmatic Joan of Arc, seems capable of redeeming a divided and dishonoured kingdom.

Author

Shakespeare

Archive :: production:T0504020900, play:S0614238189, venue:V135

Part 3: The Wars of the Roses

Performance

Venue	Royal Shakespeare Theatre
	Other spaces: The Dell, Waterside, Rehearsal Room
Town	Stratford-Upon-Avon
County	Warwickshire
From	11th April 2022
To	4th June 2022
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Reviews

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Company

Company	Royal Shakespeare Company
Director	Owen Horsley
Director	Gregory Doran
Design	Stephen Brimson Lewis
Lighting	Simon Spencer
Sound	Steven Atkinson
Costume	Hannah Clark
Music	Paul Englishby
Director	Rachel Bown-Williams (fight)
Director	Ruth Cooper-Brown (fight)
Performer	Oliver Alvin-Wilson (York)
Performer	Lucy Benjamin (Second Keeper / Tutor)
Performer	Richard Cant (Lieutenant / King Lewis / 1st Keeper)
Performer	Daniel J Carver (Clifford)
Performer	Angelina Chudi (Lady Bona)
Performer	Paola Dionisotti (Exeter)
Performer	Felixe Forde (Richmond)
Performer	Minnie Gale (Margaret)
Performer	Ashley D Gayle (Edward)
Performer	Conor Glean (Young Clifford)
Performer	Ben Hall (George Clarence)
Performer	Arthur Hughes (Richard Duke of Gloucester)
Performer	Jack Humphrey (Rivers)
Performer	Nicholas Karimi (Warwick)
Performer	Al Maxwell (Vernon)
Performer	Peter Moreton (Salisbury)
Performer	Georgia-Mae Myers (French Messenger)
Performer	Sophia Papadopoulos (Prince Edward)
Performer	Mark Quartley (Henry VI)
Performer	Aaron Sidwell (The Son)
Performer	Yasmin Taheri (Elizabeth)
Performer	John Tate (Hastings)
Performer	Ibraheem Toure (Mob Leader / 2nd Watchman / Soldier)
Performer	Emma Tracey (Rutland)
Performer	Daniel Ward (Buckingham)
Performer	Benjamin Westerby (Somerset)

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