As the play unfolds, Henry Bolingbroke has deposed Richard II and ascended to the throne. Written some time in the years 1596-97, Henry IV, Part I offers up a rich, if not totally accurate version of the establishment of the Tudor dynasty in England. Soldiers/Tavern Patrons/Ensemble: Brendan Alpiner, Elyakeem Avraham, Samuel Bell-Gurwitz, Daisy Bishop, Zoey Bond, Sten Eikrem, Brooks Inciardi, Ian Johnston, Zachary Levine, David Newman, Oren Steiner, Caroline Van Liere, Chris Van Winkle, Molly Wear, Eddie Williams Jr., Anastasia Zavitsanos Vintner, owner of the Boar’s Head: Eddie Williams Jr. Ned Poins, Hal’s companion: Jesse Aaronsonīardolph, Falstaff’s companion: Samuel Bell-Gurwitzįrancis, an apprentice tapster: Oren Steiner Mistress Quickly, hostess of the Boar’s Head: Daisy Bishop Sir John Falstaff, a friend of Hal: Graham Techler Godfrey, Hotspur’s servant: Chris Van Winkle The Tavern Myfanwy, attendant to Lady Mortimer: Caroline Van Liere Sir Michael, of the Archbishop’s household: Brendan Alpiner Sir Richard Vernon, loyal to Percy: Peter DonahueĪrchbishop of York, Richard Scroop: David Newman Lady Mortimer, Mortimer’s wife, Glendower’s daughter: Anastasia ZavitsanosĮarl of Douglas, Archibald, a Scottish rebel: Ian Johnston Owen Glendower, a Welsh Lord: Elyakeem AvrahamĮdmund Mortimer, Earl of March, Richard II’s “rightful heir”: Zachary Levine Lady Percy (Kate), Hotspur’s wife, Mortimer’s sister: Molly Wear Sir Harry Percy (Hotspur), Northumberland’s son: Caleb Foote Sir Walter Blunt, loyal to the King: Jonathan KeammererĪttendants to the King: Brendan Alpiner, Peter Donahue, Oren Steiner The Rebel Factionĭuchess of Worcester, sister to Northumberland: Larissa MartenĮarl of Northumberland, Henry Percy: Samuel Bell-Gurwitz Prince John of Lancaster, the King’s younger son: Brooks InciardiĮarl of Westmoreland, loyal to the king: Kevin Corbett Prince Hal, the King’s eldest son: Robert M. King Henry IV, Henry Bolingbroke: Matthew Provenza Stage Manager: Emily Fischer Cast The English Court Sound Designers: Avery Bruni, Shamik Gangulyįight Captains: Caleb Foote, Chris Van Winkle From boisterous comedy, to political intrigue, to the chaos of the battlefield, Henry IV, Part I is a intriguing look at a country and family in turmoil.Ĭomposers/Asst. In Falstaff, Shakespeare creates his most unforgettable personality – one of quick, irreverent wit and willing irresponsibility. The drama intricately weaves a complex royal history with a realistic portrayal of the common man. Oft called Shakespeare’s greatest history play, Henry IV, Part I debuted in 1596 and was an immediate success on stage and in print. As Henry’s reign faces increasing threats from Lord Northumberland and his son Hotspur, Hal must begin his own journey towards honor and the respect of a nation. Even his son Hal is absent, choosing instead to lead a desolate life with the lowly knight Falstaff and his gang of riffraff. Jump to: Artistic Staff | Cast | Resources | Mediaįresh from his ouster of Richard II, King Henry IV finds no joy in ruling as he faces political derision from those who consider him a usurper to the throne. Non-Degree Admission & Second Bachelor’s Degrees.Homeschooled & Online High School Students.Undergraduate Audition & Interview Dates.Requirements for Pre-screening/Portfolios & Auditions/Interviews.Meanwhile, rebel leader young Harry Percy, “the Hotspur of the North” acts more like the true prince as he gathers forces to challenge King Henry IV’s army in battle. ‘Heir Apparent” Prince Henry neglects his royal duties to party with tavern ne’er-do-wells, whose leader, the larger than life drunkard, Sir John Falstaff, takes “Hal” under his amoral wing. Razor sharp wits and swords cross in this crowd-pleasing gem from Shakespeare’s canon. “These signs have mark’d me extraordinary And all the courses of my life do show I am not in the roll of common men.” ― Henry IV, Part 1
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