Henry VI: Part 3: The Chaos

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T0721128081 (GLOBE12) From Bitola, Macedonia. The third part of the trilogy is infused with live music, as traditional Macedonian songs punctuate the bloody action. This grand drama of civil war is given new life for the Globe by the Bitola National Theatre, which staged the first play in the Macedonian language following the liberation of the country from the Axis Powers in 1944. Performed in Macedonian.Company National Theatre of Bitola.
12 May 12 to 13 May 12	Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, West End :: V165 listing details L01026101786
T2146161165 (BIRMREP08) Producer Young REP. Director Tim Ford.
12 Jul 08 to 19 Jul 08	Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham :: V143 listing details L01125347908
T928900787 (RSC08) Company Royal Shakespeare Company. Director Michael Boyd. Design Tom Piper. Lighting Heather Carson. Sound Andrea J Cox. Music John Woolf. Director Terry King (fight). Director Liz Ranken (movement). Performer Nicholas Asbury (Somerset). Performer Keith Bartlett (Stanley). Performer Hannah Barrie (Attendant). Performer Antony Bunsee (Keeper). Performer Richard Cordery (Louis XI). Performer Matt Constain (Montague). Performer Julius D'Silva (Rutland's Tutor). Performer Keith Dunphy (Lord Clifford). Performer Wela Frasier (Prince Edward). Performer Paul Hamilton (Oxford). Performer Alexia Healy (Lady Bona). Performer Kieran Hill (Westmoreland). Performer Tom Hodgkins (Hastings). Performer Chuk Iwuji (Henry VI). Performer John Mackay (Sir John Montgomery). Performer Forbes Masson (Edward). Performer Chris McGill (Northumberland). Performer Patrice Naiambana (Warwick). Performer Ann Ogbomo (Elizabeth). Performer Miles Richardson (Duke Norfolk). Performer Lex Shrapenel (Richmond). Performer Jonathan Slinger (Richard). Performer Katy Stephens (Margaret). Performer Geoffery Streatfeild (Rivers). Performer James Tucker (George of Clarence). Performer Roger Watkins (Duke of Exeter). Performer Clive Wood (Richard Plantaganet).
24 Apr 08 to 24 May 08	Roundhouse, West End :: V242 listing details L435451276
13 Feb 08 to 7 Mar 08	Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V643776775 listing details L0172688074
T1064990541 (RSC06) Producer Royal Shakespeare Company. Director Michael Boyd. Design Tom Piper. Lighting Heather Carson. Performer Nicholas Asbury. Performer Keith Bartlett. Performer Antony Bunsee. Performer Richard Cordery (Gloucester). Performer Matt Costain. Performer Wela Frasier. Performer Tom Hodgkins. Performer Chuk Iwuji (Henry VI). Performer Patrice Naiambana. Performer Lex Sharapnel. Performer Jonathan Slinger. Performer Geoffrey Streatfield.
10 Feb 07 to 17 Feb 07	Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V643776775 listing details L0458160181
21 Jul 06 to 21 Oct 06	Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V643776775 listing details L1624264700
T1972910768 (RSCVIC01) Company Royal Shakespeare Company. Director Michael Boyd. Design Tom Piper. Lighting Heather Carson. Sound Andrea J Cox. Choreographer Liz Ranken. Director Terry King (fight). Director Sarah Esdaile (associate director). Performer Tom Beard (Edward). Performer Fiona Bell (Margaret). Performer Geff Francis (Warwick). Performer Aidan McArdle (Richard). Performer David Oyelowo (Henry VI). Performer Rhashan Stone (George). Performer Geoffrey Streatfield (Clifford). Performer Clive Wood (York).
31 Mar 01 to 26 May 01	The Young Vic, Inner London :: V245 listing details L1621535179
T020696376 (RSC00) Company Royal Shakespeare Company. Director Michael Boyd. Design Tom Piper. Performer David Oyelowd (Henry VI). Performer Geoffrey Streatfield (Clifford). Performer Richard Cordery (Gloucester). Performer Geff Francis (Warwick). Performer Aidan McArdle (Charles/Richard). Performer Jake Nightingale (Jack Cade). Performer Nicholas Asbury. Performer David Beames. Performer Tom Beard. Performer Fiona Bell. Performer Philip Brook. Performer Edward Clayton. Performer Sarah D'Arcy. Performer Richard Dillane. Performer Christopher Ettridge. Performer John Kane. Performer Neil Madden. Performer Gavin Marshall. Performer Aislin McGuckin. Performer Deirdra Morris. Performer Elaine Pyke. Performer Rhashan Stone. Performer Sam Troughton. Performer James Tucker. Performer Clive Wood.
2 Dec 00 to 10 Feb 01	Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon :: V136 listing details L1116424586
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21 Mar 01 to 23 Mar 01	Crescent Theatre, Birmingham :: V144 listing details L872309447

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Play :: Henry VI concedes that the House of York shall inherit the crown after his death, angering his wife Margaret who fights for the House of Lancaster. Fathers kill sons, sons kill fathers. The House of York prevails and Edward IV is crowned, unaware that his brother Richard, Duke of Gloucester is already plotting his downfall.

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