We few. We happy few.

Short­ly after he becomes King Hen­ry V, for­mer play­boy prince Hal decides to prove his seri­ous­ness and increase his pop­u­lar­i­ty with con­quests abroad. Shakespeare’s superb his­to­ry play brings polit­i­cal intrigue and the thrill of bat­tle to the stage. This time­less sto­ry, retold dur­ing an elec­tion year, reflects even more potent­ly on today’s glob­al stage.

Performing At:

The Crane Theater
2303 Kennedy St. NE #120
Min­neapo­lis, MN 55413

Directions

Take 35W to the Stin­son Blvd exit, go south to Sum­mer Street NE and turn right. The Kennedy Build­ing (where the the­ater is locat­ed) will be on your left, go just past it and turn left onto McKin­ley Place NE. The entrance to the park­ing lot will be on your left, just north of the build­ing. Enter the the­ater using yel­low the door that faces the park­ing lot.

Press

“direc­tor Matt Sci­ple and his ener­getic ensem­ble attack this task with engag­ing inventiveness”
“inci­sive and clever performances”

–Star Tri­bune

 

“orig­i­nal and inventive”

–Cher­ry and Spoon

 

“4 stars – High­ly Recommended”
“a mon­u­men­tal act­ing job, and the whole ensem­ble gets that job done”

–Sin­gle White Fringe Geek

 

“tal­ent­ed actors, sure direc­tion, and an inven­tive staging”
“ener­getic move­ment and flu­id fight choreography”
“For those who are wary of Shakespeare’s his­to­ry plays, this pro­duc­tion will serve as a great introduction.”

–HowWasTheShow.com

 

Pio­neer Press dis­cuss­es 44 Plays and Hen­ry V going up simultaneously.
City Pages high­lights the show.