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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.
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 |
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