Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal Haymarket
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	12th June 2002
To	21st July 2002
When	Jun 12, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 28, Jul 3, 4, 5, 10, 17, 19, at 19:30, Jun 15, 20, 22, 27, 29, Jul 4, 6, 13, 18, 20 at 15:00, Jun 16, 23, 30, Jul 7, 14, 21 at 14:00
Prices	From £15.00. To £25.00.
Theatre Royal Haymarket (V396)
Current/Future Listings
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Rose Rage - Part One

Work:: Rose Rage (S02023115186)

Rose Rage is a new look at the Henry VI plays by William Shakespeare. Rose Rage condenses Shakespeare's trilogy into two parts, which can be seen either individually or as a double event. This cut version, performed by an all-male cast, is extremely exciting and accessible to modern audiences, so if you think Shakespeare isn't your thing...think again.

Production:: Part One (T0733830251)

Leaving only an infant son as his heir, the legendary King Henry V is barely cold in his grave before the English nobility are squabbling over power and control. Keen to claim the English crown as his own, Richard of York sets the people's hero Jack Cade to raising a rebellion, and the country is thrown into turmoil. At the battle of St Albans two mighty forces meet and begin a desperate contest for the throne.

Company	Watermill
Adapted by	Edward Hall
Adapted by	Roger Warren
Director	Edward Hall
Design	Michael Pavelka
Lighting	Ben Ormerod
Performer	Tony Bell
Performer	Richard Clothier
Performer	Emilio Doorgasingh
Performer	Matthew Flynn
Performer	Robert Hands
Performer	Vincent Leigh
Performer	Jonathan McGuiness
Performer	Christian Myles
Performer	Simon Scardifield
Performer	Tim Treloar
Performer	Jules Werner
Performer	Guy Williams

Listing:: L0233942383

Part One

Leaving only an infant son as his heir, the legendary King Henry V is barely cold in his grave before the English nobility are squabbling over power and control. Keen to claim the English crown as his own, Richard of York sets the people's hero Jack Cade to raising a rebellion, and the country is thrown into turmoil. At the battle of St Albans two mighty forces meet and begin a desperate contest for the throne.

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