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Hal wrestles with his destiny as heir to the throne, while his father grows increasingly sick and unable to unite and lead his country in the face of fierce opposition.| Author | Shakespeare |
| Producer | National Theatre |
| Director | Nicholas Hytner |
| Design | Mark Thompson |
| Lighting | Neil Austin |
| Music | Max Ringham |
| Music | Ben Ringham |
| Music | Andrew Rutland |
| Director | Terry King (fight) |
| Sound | Paul Groothuis |
| Performer | Michael Gambon (Falstaff) |
| Performer | David Bradley (King) |
| Performer | Susan Brown (Mistress Quickly) |
| Performer | David Harewood |
| Performer | Matthew Macfadyen (Prince Hal) |
| Performer | John Wood (Justice Shallow) |
| Performer | Thomas Arnold |
| Performer | Robert Blythe |
| Performer | John Carlisle |
| Performer | Naomi Frederick |
| Performer | Ian Gelder |
| Performer | Darren Hart |
| Performer | Jeffery Kissoon |
| Performer | Elliot Levey |
| Performer | Robert Lister |
| Performer | Iain Michell |
| Performer | Eve Myles |
| Performer | Harry Peacock |
| Performer | Alistair Petrie |
| Performer | Samuel Roukin |
| Performer | Adrian Scarborough |
| Performer | Roger Sloman |
| Performer | Rupert Ward-Lewis |
| Performer | Andrew Westfield |
| Performer | Tom Marshall |
| Performer | Penelope McGhie |
| Performer | John Wood |
| Performer | Danny Worters |
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