William Shakespeare's Henry V

Forget about “The Queen, “The Favourite,” or “The Crown”—Shakespeare has been serving up royal drama for over 400 years. In HENRY V, a young monarch with a checkered past wages war on France and his own reputation. As he moves from battle to battle, wielding swords and words with equal skill, Henry must discover for himself whether a good man can also be a good king. Directed by returning guest artist Stephanie Weeks, this virtual re-imagining of HENRY V will be performed live and streamed online for a one-of-a-kind theatrical experience.

Complimentary admission available for high school students, as well as for high school teachers reserving admission on behalf of their classes.

CONTENT ADVISORY: Flash/Fire Effects (flashlights and lighters are used and may be held near the screen; matches are ignited and used as part of a magic trick), Smoking (fake cigarettes appear but are never ignited or shown smoking), Simulated Violence (actors point swords at one another), Profanity (approximately equivalent to a PG-13 movie, with a few minor profanities and one instance of the “F-word”), Suggestive Content (brief references to sexual puns in French-language dialogue)