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8. Juni 2016 · However, part two focuses on Falstaff and his wit, and has a darker, more melancholic mood than the first. Though it takes some endurance to watch both plays in succession, overall, this version of 'Henry IV Parts 1 and 2' is highly enjoyable and immensely watchable particularly because of Roger Allam's thoughtful, compelling and distinctive ...
17. Mai 2012 · With their engaging and inclusive version of Henry IV I, Mexico's Compañia Nacional de Teatro set the bar a little too high for the more experimental Argentine company Elkafka Espacio Teatral ...
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Shakespeare's Globe: Henry IV, Part 1: Directed by Dominic Dromgoole, Robin Lough. With Roger Allam, Jason Baughan, Patrick Brennan, Daon Broni. Henry IV faces armed opposition from former allies and at the same time is worried by the company his son and heir Prince Hal is keeping, company that includes the dissolute and cowardly Sir John Falstaff
2 HENRY IV PART 1 or Hotspur This is the Foyer. If you need somewhere quiet at any time you can come back out of the theatre into the Foyer. GETTING TO THE THEATRE Your ticket will tell you which gallery, bay and row you are in. Once you have found your row you will need to find the part of the bench reserved for you which will match the
Henry IV Part 2, RSC, 1975. Later at the tavern, Falstaff, Nym, and Bardolph, along with Falstaff's lady friend, Doll Tearsheet, are joined by two strangers. The strangers turn out to be Prince Hal and his friend Poins in disguise. Falstaff enjoys his evening with his friends and Doll Tearsheet. But the swaggering Pistol comes to warn Falstaff ...
Henry IV, Part 2 is one of Shakespeare’s so-called “history plays.”. It forms the third part of a tetralogy, or four-part series, that deals with the historical rise of the English royal House of Lancaster. (It is preceded by Richard II and Henry IV, Part 1, and followed by Henry V .) The play was probably written around the year 1598.
