King Henry VIII (All Is True)

In one of Shakespeare’s last plays, King Henry VIII, who later becomes the father of Queen Elizabeth I, begins the play as an easily influenced puppet manipulated by evil men but, as he matures and faces more challenges, he becomes a wise and mature ruler, capable of establishing the Tudor dynasty that still held the throne in Shakespeare’s day.

King Henry VIII (All Is True), by William Shakespeare, is directed by Artistic Director Richard Monette and designed by Ann Curtis.