Artistry in the margins of 'Henry V' is what sets Chicago Shakespeare production apart History play’s big moments aren’t necessarily the best moments in Edward Hall’s fluid and mostly ...

Henry made this dream a reality. He was comfortably the finest military leader of his age, as well as the most adroit ...

That accusation gets made by one side or another about most global conflicts and it’s one way of looking at “Henry V,” the history play by William Shakespeare that opened Friday on Navy Pier ...

Perhaps it’s little surprise then that HENRY V, arguably William Shakespeare’s most nationalistic play—or at least his play most concerned with nationalism—opens with an appeal to the ...

But Henry V was dismissed by government experts as not a “sufficiently significant” figure to warrant a commemorative coin ...

Henry V: History play. By William Shakespeare. Directed by Kenneth Kelleher. Through Sunday. San Francisco Shakespeare Festival, Free Shakespeare in the Park, Sequoia Park High School, 1201 ...

Alas, the play instead ends with a preview of the actual next installment, “Henry VI, Part 1,” and the reminder that Henry V would die young and his accomplishments would be lost.

Most famously, in his history play “Henry V” (1599), Shakespeare showed him transformed from the roistering, tavern-loving Prince Hal into the embodiment of martial heroism.

Capital City Weekly “Henry V” forcefully brings battlefield leadership issues to the stage during election season. Theater Alaska offering free and pay-as-you-want performances until Oct. 20.

PERRY — The year is 1415. King Henry V has decided to invade France, believing through ancestry he has a right to the French throne. In the war, the English surround the town of Agincourt, and ...

What’s more, the plays programmed by artistic director Davis McCallum are smartly contrasted: “Henry V” is Shakespeare’s most popular and accessible history play, while the rarely produced ...