Details

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.

Cast/Performers

Josephine Callies (Katherine / Boy), James Cooney (Thomas / Orleans / Gower), Georgia Frost (Nym / Michael Williams / Fluellen), Elenor Henderson (Queen of France / Prince Louise / Ambassador 1 / Le Fer), Oliver Johnstone (Henry V), Geoffrey Lumb (King of France / Erpingham / Governor of Harfleur / Ambassador 2), Helena Lymbery (Henry IV / Exeter), Dharmesh Patel (Scroop / Pistol / Montjoy / Officer), Joanna Levine (Bass Viol), Maddie Cutter (Cello), Benjin Pollock (Nyckelharpa)

Creatives/Company

Author: Shakespeare
Producer: Shakespeare's Globe
Company: Headlong
Director(s): Holly Race Roughan, Naeem Hayat (associate director), Becky Paris (casting), Kate Waters (fight director)
Design(s): Moi Tran, Mona Camille (associate designer)
Dramaturg: Cordelia Lynn
Lighting: Azusa Ono (and candle consultant)
Music: Max Pappeneheim)
Costume: Harriet Barsby (costume supervisor)
Musical Director: Lous Au (Contrabassoon)

Henry V

Henry V (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0454301385. Details of all Henry V archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S3563

Archive Listings

28 Feb 23 to 4 Mar 23	Connaught Theatre Worthing, West Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Feb 23 to 25 Feb 23	Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse) Leeds, West Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
10 Nov 22 to 4 Feb 23	Shakespeare's Globe Theatre West End, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

Henry V review
13Mar23: Performed by Headlong and Shakespeare's Globe, seen in Worthing.

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