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HENRY 6
 

The greatest trilogy ever written, the Henry 6 trilogy are the plays that launched Shakespeare’s career, and went on to inspire Game of Thrones: including incredible characters like Joan of Arc, Talbot the Terror of the French, Warwick the Kingmaker, Margaret the Warrior Queen, and a clash of kings from pious Henry 6, to impetuous Edward 4, to infamous Richard 3, this is a bloody slice of history you will never forget.

Selections have been previously performed under different titles, but this will be the first time in Australia these three plays will be performed the way Shakespeare intended. See them individually, or all in one day on August 2.

 

Event details

Venue: Flow Studios, 57 Denison St Camperdown
Bookings: http://www.sydneyshakespearecompany.com
Start Date: Thursday 10 July 2025

 

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