Presented by Canterbury Shakespeare Festival
The second play in Shakespeare's first history cycle, Henry IV, Part I deals with the aftermath of Richard II.
Henry Bolingbroke, now king, has been having a troubled reign, and increasing tensions with Hotspur and the Percy family suggests a rebellion is coming. The king is further troubled by Prince Hal’s reckless behaviour in the company of the fat knight Falstaff…
Henry IV, Part I is directed by Sarah Lockyer as part of the Canterbury Shakespeare Festival. Chairs will not be provided for this performance, please bring your own. Please be aware this performance is outside, so dress for the weather! Directions and further information about all performances can be found at our website: www.canterburyshakespeare.co.uk
Performances on:
22nd July – 7.30pm
23rd July – 2pm & 7.30pm
24th July – 2pm
31st July – 2pm
All Tickets Free
Poster artwork by Natcha Chirapiwat (@natchadraws)
Venue: St Margaret’s Churchyard, St Margaret’s St, Canterbury CT1 2TG