Presented by Canterbury Shakespeare Festival
Canterbury, autumn 1065. As the ‘saintly’ King Edward lies dying, the mood in Hilda’s mead hall is dark.
Behind the scenes, Queen Edith schemes with corrupt clerics to save herself – and thwart the ambitions of her hated brother Harold. A new play by Stewart Ross.
In conjunction with the Canterbury Commemoration Society.
Address: Lanfranc Studio Theatre, EKC Canterbury College, New Dover Rd, Canterbury CT1 3AJ
Poster by Beth Stone
Thu 12 - Sat 14 November
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