27 March 2020 182 mins
This timeless Shakespeare tale is cleverly brought up to date and explores the conflict between tradition and modernity in Britain through the lens of a nation at war.
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Matt Ray Brown as Exeter / Orleans
Alicia Charles as Bardolph / Williams
Elin Phillips as Fluellen
Lauren Samuels as Katherine / Boy
Aaron Sidwell as Henry
Adam Sopp as Pistol / Constable
Sarah Waddell as Queen of France
Jonathan Woolf as Nym / Dauphin
United States 27 March 2020
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