The Leadership Repertory

Our 2009-2010 season continues with two of Shakespeare’s history plays, Richard II and Henry V.  Run in repertory, these new but classic interpretations explore the timely themes of power and politics, as well as the eternally relevant question: what makes a good leader?

Following the saga of 20 turbulent years in England, Shakespeare imagines the reigns of both Richard II and Henry V as they navigate through era-defining decisions, civil war and the ultimate struggle for power.  Amid stark and contrasting paths, one leader loses the crown and learns humanity while the other flawed man learns what it means to be the ultimate leader.

With intertwined themes, continued story lines and featuring Michael Hayden (Dog in the Manger) in the dual title roles, like Romeo and Juliet, these productions just can’t be separated.  So we invite you to explore both for the ultimate experience of The Leadership Repertory.

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