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Encouraged by his closest advisors, a leader elects to take his country to war with a foreign power in order to curb domestic troubles and rally the nation against a shared enemy.
The year is 1415.
This is the backdrop to William Shakespeare’s Henry V (1599). Sweeping in scope and clarifying in its specificity, Henry V is one of Shakespeare’s most enduring history plays. Based on the historical invasion of France by England’s great “Warrior King”, Shakespeare thrillingly spins history into a narrative which examines both leadership and those who must follow. What is the cost of responsibility? And what and who are you willing to sacrifice to achieve your ambitions?
For the 1st time in its storied history the University of Dallas the Drama Department is presenting Shakespeare’s Henry V directed by Associate Professor and Chair of Drama, Kyle Lemieux.
Opening April 9th with 10 total performances continuing through April 18th.
No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre, adapted from the French by Paul BowlesDirected by Allison Peterman and performed on the Temp Stage in the Drama BuildingThursday, April 30, 8pmFriday, May 1, 8pmSaturday, May 2, Two performances: 2pm matinee and 8pm
Contact:
Karen Gempel University of Dallas Drama Department1845 E. Northgate DriveIrving, Texas 75062972-721-5061 or 972-721-5314 for more information
Persons with disabilities needing special assistance to attend this event should call 972-721-5382 and ask for the ADA Coordinator. The request must be made at least three business days before the event. The University will provide reasonable accommodation to those requesting assistance.