Details

Pocket Henry V will tell the heroic tale of England's greatest warrior. Watch how Henry V prepares to lead England into battle against a mighty French opponent with his band of brave, loyal brothers. Sharp English weapons combine with Shakespeare's noble words to bring our history to life in this pocket-sized show for young audiences. In a world where loyalty and courage are put to the test, will Henry V and England prevail? Running time 1 hour + a 40 minute talkback. Suitable for ages 8+

Cast/Performers

Chris MacDonald (Henry / Chorus), Neal Craig (Canterbury / Kate / Westmorland / Chorus), Darrell Brockis (Montjoy / Williams / Chorus), Thomas Padden (Exeter / Alice / Constable / Chorus), David Acton (French King / Bates / Salisbury / Chorus), Richard Pepper (Dauphin / Governor / Burgundy / Chorus)

Creatives/Company

Author: Shakespeare
Company: Propeller
Director: Edward Hall
Design: Michael Pavelka
Adapted by(s): Edward Hall, Roger Warren
Sound: David Gregory
Costume: Bridget Fell

Pocket Henry V

Pocket Henry V (Play) production archive for QTIX code T359664041. Details of all Pocket Henry V archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01135566397

Archive Listings

1 Nov 12	Brighton Dome Brighton, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive
27 Oct 12	Arts Centre Aberystwyth, Ceredigion Performance Details => Venue archive
23 Oct 12	St George's Theatre Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Performance Details => Venue archive
19 Oct 12	The Point Eastleigh, Hampshire Performance Details => Venue archive
16 Oct 12	Chipping Norton Theatre Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire Performance Details => Venue archive
15 Oct 12	The Maltings Farnham, Surrey Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Oct 12 to 13 Oct 12	Marlowe Theatre Canterbury, Kent Performance Details => Venue archive
27 Sep 12	Trinity Theatre and Arts Centre Tunbridge Wells, Kent Performance Details => Venue archive

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