Kitchener Waterloo Little Theatre
Henry V
HENRY V by William Shakespeare
Directed by Amos Boratto
King Henry IV has died. His son, young Henry, has just assumed the throne. Several bitter civil wars have left the English restless and dissatisfied. In order to gain the respect of the English people and the court, Henry must live down his wild adolescent past. To do so he lays claim to parts of France, but when the young prince of France sends Henry an insulting gift in reply, Henry plans an invasion of France. Supported by the English noblemen and the clergy, Henry gathers his troops for war. This great play focuses on events immediately before and after the Battle of Agincourt during the Hundred Years' War and director Amos Boratto's contemporary interpretation of Henry V mixes the florid scripting of Shakespeare with modern imagery and sound to create a bridge between the past and present.
Performances: March 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 2009
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Cast
- Adam Cyr as Henry V
- Ashley Beaver as Lord Scroop of Masham & Bishop of Ely
- Ashley Kirby as Mistress Quigly, English Herald & Lady Alice
- Brent Clements as Watts, Epringham, Warwick, Sir Thomas Grey & King Charles the VI
- Douglas Morton as Pistol
- Erin Moffat as Chorus
- Heather MacDonald as Constable of France
- John Askin as Governor of Harflueur & Monsier Le Fer
- John Walsh as Dukes of Bedford & Exeter
- Kate Solecki as Dukes of Bourbon & Burgandy
- Kathleen Griffin as The Boy
- Kevin Magri as Duke of Gloucester
- Mattthew Enss as Lord Rambures & Archbishop of Canterbury
- Melanie Card as Bardolph
- Paige Albrecht as Katherine Princess & Michael Williams
- Polly Edwards as Nym, Queen Isobel & John Bates
- Rajul Saleh as Duke of Orleans & Earl of Westmoreland
- Richard Freeland as Fluellen
- Rob Card as Dauphin
- Sandee Lovas as Monjoy, French Ambassador to England
- Tye Zinger as Gower