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“As the wicked Falstaff, John Ahlin is a wonderful comedian.” She imbues the role with fiery passion and valiant bravery.” “Tkel is terrific as the hotheaded Harry Percy, known as Hotspur. “As the prodigal Prince Hal and the rebellious Hotspur, respectively, Mairin Lee and Kathryn Tkel so immerse themselves in their roles that their gender becomes irrelevant.” “Praise to PSF for staging the ‘Henriad’ plays.” “Jane Ridley as Mistress Quickly and Brad DePlanche as Bardolph are funny…feeding off Falstaff’s comic energy.”

“PSF veteran Christopher Patrick Mullen shines as Douglas, the warrior Scot with telltale chinks in his bravery.” “Anthony Lawton captures the villainous Worcester perfectly.” “John Keabler makes you feel for King Henry: weak, dying, and grieving over his wastrel son.” Best of all, he connects with his troupe thus, this extempore, actor-driven show has a de facto director.” “Broadway veteran John Ahlin…inhabits the character inside and out-in line delivery, facial expression, stage movement, everything. Held in the theatre 45 minutes prior to curtain. Prologues: Join us for insights into the play in an informal setting.Meet the actors for an informal talk-back after the show Thursday, August 1.Savoring Shakespeare – specialty dinner themed to the play with behind-the-scenes insights: Sunday, July 28, 5:00pm.

Opening Night, Friday, July 26: Join the PSF actors and staff for a friendly post-show champagne toast.

Just great actors, a brilliant play, pure adrenaline, spontaneity, and creativity. “Extreme Shakespeare.” This production will be rehearsed akin to the way Shakespeare’s company would have: actors arrive with their lines learned, rehearse on their own, wear what they can find, and open in a matter of days. Prince Hal is called upon to emerge from the raucous hilarity of Falstaff and his antics at the Boar’s Head Tavern to the valor of the battlefield, to earn his place as the next great ruler of this “sceptered isle.” Honor is at stake as commoners and kings, folly and duty collide in Shakespeare’s richly layered coming-of-age tale. By William Shakespeare JULY 24 – AUGUST 4 | SCHUBERT THEATREįollowing last season’s King Richard II in the next chapter of Shakespeare’s epic cycle, the irrepressible Falstaff, the prodigal Prince Hal, and the rebellious Hotspur navigate the shifting sands of allegiance in King Henry IV’s England.