"Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more, Or close the wall up with our English dead!" Henry V has ascended the throne in the early part of the 15th century following the death of his father. There is unrest throughout the country following civil war and Henry's claims to France are responded to with scorn and derision. The King decides to invade, and must unite his people and take on the mighty French army, seemingly against all the odds. Don't miss this dynamic and fast-paced production. "no knee-bending to trendy revisionism... but rather a tour de force of Elizabethan drama" (The Times)
Purchasing Tickets
Tickets cost £14 (£10 concessions) and are available to purchase on The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival website, or on the door and in advance from:
City Centre Box Office, Wheeler Street, Cambridge Tel: 01223 357851
Please note: there is always a book of tickets for sale on the door!
Important Notes
Concession tickets:
Please
note, you will need to bring proof of eligibility to buy concession
tickets when you arrive at the venue. Student concessions only apply to ISIC or Student Union cardholders, and those under 17 years of age in full-time education. Other categories for concession tickets include OAP's, unemployed and disabled. Temporary 'student' cards issued for those attending summer courses are not accepted.
Seating policy:
There
is limited seating at all outdoor venues and a waterproof covering
placed on the lawn, which is also used as a seating area. Please note:
purchase of a ticket guarantees admission but does not guarantee a seat.
Wet-weather policy:
Performances
will continue in the event of wet weather. If a performance is
cancelled then all tickets remain valid for any other performance. If
weather conditions are uncertain and you decide not to attend, please
retain your ticket, which remains valid for any other performance, even
if the performance goes ahead.
More information
For more information on The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival, visit: www.cambridgeshakespeare.com
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