This Shakespearean epic follows a charismatic warrior King and his cohort through the brutality of warfare, as the ragtag band confronts heavy opposition and their own destinies in an aggressive pursuit of the French crown. Henry V is a deeply ambivalent play about leadership, and the power of language and storytelling to shape our collective identity. The play’s central question – What kind of leadership would it take to forge a resilience and unified band of brothers and sisters from a fractious and anxious group of individuals? – resonates with fresh urgency in our contemporary world.

At 6:15 before the show, at The Terrace 2013 U.S. 9, Garrison, NY 10524 you can grab a picnic and a glass of wine, find your way to The Terrace, and start your evening off with a free, thrilling, behind-the-scenes exploration with HVSF artists, scholars, and industry experts. These pre-show talks take place every Thursday night during the summer season and are open to the public. Henry V starts at 7:30.

June 29: Dr. Seth Herbst, West Point Assistant Professor of English

To buy tickets: https://hvshakespeare.org/production/henryv/

Neighborhood Night: Save 15% when you purchase full-price tickets if you live in Rockland & Bergen counties. Discounts will automatically apply online at checkout once you are logged in, and proof of residency is required.