Shakespeare in Performance: Play
Henry VI, Part 1
| Title | Henry VI, Part 1 |
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| Composition Date | 1591 |
| Year First Published | 1623 |
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Productions connected to Henry VI, Part 1
| Title | Year | Creator | Country | Type | Connection |
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| Die Rosenkriege | 2008 | Burgtheater | Austria | stage | performance |
| Henry VI Part 1 | 2008 | Royal Shakespeare Company | UK | stage | performance |
| Henry VI Part 1 | 2007 | Royal Shakespeare Company | UK | stage | performance |
| Wars of the Roses | 2005 | The Bell Shakespeare Company | Australia | stage | abridgment |
| Henry 6 Part 1 | 2003 | Judith Shakespeare Company | USA | stage | reading(s) |
| Henry VI: Revenge in France | 2002 | Stratford Festival of Canada | Canada | stage | performance |
| The Henry VI Chronicles | 2002 | Shakespeare and Company | USA | stage | abridgment |
| Queen Margaret | 2001 | Colorado Shakespeare Festival | USA | stage | adaptation |
| Shakespeare's Rugby Wars | 2001 | Upstart Crow Theatre Group | Canada | stage | adaptation |
| Henry VI, Part 1: Lancaster | 1990 | Michael Bogdanov | UK | recorded | recording |
| Henry VI, Part 1 | 1981 | Jane Howell | GB | recorded | teleplay |
| Henry VI, Part 1 | 1975 | Oregon Shakespeare Festival | USA | stage | performance |
| Henry VI, Part 1 | 1967 | Colorado Shakespeare Festival | USA | stage | performance |
| Henry VI | 1966 | Stratford Festival of Canada | Canada | stage | performance |
| Edward IV | 1965 | Michael Hayes | GB | recorded | recording |
| Henry VI | 1965 | Michael Hayes | GB | recorded | recording |
| The Red Rose and the White | 1960 | Michael Hayes | GB | recorded | teleplay |
| Gloucester's Soliloquy | 1928 | John G. Adolfi | USA | recorded | scene(s) |
Characters
- Ambassadors
- Attendants (English and French)
- Basset (Of the Red Rose or Lancaster faction)
- Bastard of Orleans
- Captain
- Charles (Dolphin, and afterwards King, of France)
- Countess
- Duke
- Duke
- Duke/King Reignier (Duke of Anjou, and titular King of Naples)
- Duke of Bedford (Uncle to the King, and Regent of France)
- Duke of Gloucester (Uncle to the King, and Protector)
- Earl/Duke John Beauford (Earl, afterwards Duke, of Somerset)
- Earl/Duke Richard Plantagenet (Son of Richard, late Earl of Cambridge, afterwards Duke of York)
- Earl Edmund Mortimer (Earl of March)
- Earl of Salisbury
- Earl of Suffolk
- Earl of Warwick
- Fiends (Appearing to Joan de Pucelle)
- French Sergeant
- General (Of the French forces in Bordeaux)
- Governor of Paris
- Henry Beauford (Bishop of Winchester, and afterwards Cardinal, great-uncles to the King)
- Heralds
- Jailers (To Mortimer)
- Joan de Pucelle (Also called Joan of Aire)
- John Falstaff
- John Talbot (His son)
- King Henry
- Lawyer
- Lords
- Lord Talbot (Afterwards Earl of Shrewsbury)
- Margaret (Daughter to Reignier, afterwards married to King Henry)
- Master Gunner (Of Orleance, and his Son)
- Mayor of London
- Messengers
- Officers
- Papal Legate
- Porter
- Shepherd (Father to Joan de Pucelle)
- Soldiers
- Thomas Beauford (Duke of Exeter, great-uncles to the King)
- Thomas Gargrave
- Vernon (Of the White Rose or York faction)
- Warders (Of the Tower)
- William Glansdale
- William Lucy
- Woodvile (Lieutenant of the Tower)
