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Henry IV, Part I
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Reader reviews: Write a review | Read more reviews The Elizabethan equivalent of an action film, Shakespeare's history play receives a briskly straightforward staging from co-directors Geoff Elliott and Julia Rodriguez Elliott, who give us old-school Shakespeare, smartly done.
Friday, May 16: 8 p.m. Saturday, May 17: 8 p.m. Sunday, May 18: 2 p.m. Price: $36-$40 Information: 818-240-0910 x1
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April 10, 2008
Abe S. Los Angeles, CA It was a delight to see and hear Shakespeare done so well! Geoff Elliott stole the show as throughly clownish Falstaff, and Freddy Douglas delivered a convincing portrayal of Prince Hal's inner nobility under the mask of a drunken playboy. April 6, 2008
Richard Burbank, CA Geoff Elliot was miscast. He is far to effete to be Falstaff. Fat Jack is supposed to be earthy. But I agree with Michael Landman-Karny that the actors playing Hal and Hospur were particularly good. March 16, 2008
Arnel Grand Terrace, CAI enjoyed Geoff Elliot’s Falstaff and J. Todd Adams’ Hotspur very much. A NOISE WITHIN has led me to begin reading Shakespeare’s plays, and I am seeking out more performances like this! Write a review | Read more reviews Current, Upcoming
Through May. 18 Geoff Elliott and Julia Rodriguez Elliott direct Shakespeare's historical epic. Through May. 24 Michael Michetti directs Molière's satire of morality in the age of King Louis XIV. Through May. 25 Tennessee Williams' late-career classic centers on a defrocked minister who takes refuge at a seedy tropical hotel in southern Mexico. |
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