Tag Archives: Henry V

A bang-up new outdoor staging encompasses the antic and the noble, the violent and the honorable, the grubby and the regal.

"If you come at different angles, you can open up new things in characters that might not always be there in the script."

Many of the play's well-known scenes and speeches hit home with depth and exactitude under Gregory Doran's scholarly and wide-angled direction in this spectacular if flawed production.

It may be a low-budget production, but its very large and boisterous cast makes for effective charging unto breaches.