About the Show
Note: Per our agreement with Michigan Shakespeare Festival, every patron must wear a mask to cover their nose and mouth for the duration of their stay in the venue.
Focusing on the events prior to and following the famous Battle of Agincourt, HENRY V tells the story of one of Britain’s greatest kings – and the man behind the title. The final piece of Prince Hal’s story first played out in HENRY IV, parts 1 & 2 (Award-Winning MSF production from 2015) where we saw the wild and angry young man as he grew into a leader of men. One of Shakespeare’s most famous histories, HENRY V features some of the most famous scenes and speeches in the cannon. Directed by MSF Artistic Director Janice L Blixt
Bard talks: July 22, Aug 6, 13 Talks begin at 7PM and last 20 minutes.
About Ticketing:
No refunds. Exchanges only within this 2022 Shakespeare Series.
All children, including those held on laps require a ticket for performances at the Village Theater.
This venue is a wheelchair accessible and has wheelchair/accessible seating.
About Parking:
Please plan parking in advance. Special summertime events may result in some parking locations not being available. Village parking locations at: https://www.cantonvillagetheater.org/DocumentCenter/View/3099/Theater-Parking-Map?bidId=
For more information, contact Michigan Shakespeare at:
Phone: (517) 988-3673 or email: gm@michiganshakespearefestival.com
or the Village Theater at 734-394-5300.
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