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Henry VIII
When England's King Henry VIII falls for the young, beautiful Anne Boleyn, he must somehow remove his beloved wife, Katherine of Aragon. Church and state collide when he defies papal authority by seeking to divorce her. The consequences will be epochal for the country – and calamitous for the king’s adviser, Cardinal Wolsey, who has been playing a dangerous game of his own. Passion, political intrigue, and personal faith drive the action as this Stratford Festival production of Shakespeare's play brings vividly to life the thrilling human drama behind a pivotal moment in history.
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When England's King Henry VIII falls for the young, beautiful Anne Boleyn, he must somehow remove his beloved wife, Katherine of Aragon. Church and state collide when he defies papal authority by seeking to divorce her. The consequences will be epochal for the country – and calamitous for the king’s adviser, Cardinal Wolsey, who has been playing a dangerous game of his own. Passion, political intrigue, and personal faith drive the action as this Stratford Festival production of Shakespeare's play brings vividly to life the thrilling human drama behind a pivotal moment in history.
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Stratford Festival
Cast
Martha Henry
Director
Jonathan Goad
King Henry VIII
Rod Beattie
Cardinal Wolsey
Scott Wentworth
Duke of Norfolk
Wayne Best
Duke of Suffolk
Tim Campbell
Duke of Buckingham
Stephen Russell
Lord Chamberlain
Brad Hodder
First Gentleman / Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury
Roy Lewis
Sandys / Lord Chancellor
Qasim Khan
Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester
John Dolan
Sir Thomas Cromwell / Bishop of Lincoln
Jake Runeckles
Earl of Surrey
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