Porters of Hellsgate to Present HENRY V, 2/15-3/23
The Porters of Hellsgate take on Shakespeare's most famous play about war upon their unworthy scaffold: The Whitmore Theatre. Embracing The Chorus' initial warning as to the inadequacies of his company's resources to "bring forth so great an object", this Henry V will be brought forward with the grittiness and edge the Porters have become known for. Within this "wooden O" both cast and audience will be taken in to the unapologetically theatrical journey of King Henry's invasion and conquest of France.
Henry V will star and be directed by Porters' Artistic Director Charles Pasternak, who played the title role with Shakespeare Santa Cruz this past summer. The production will also feature Leon Russom as the iconic Chorus.
"Pasternak utterly inhabits the young King." - Cristina Waters, Santa Cruz Weekly; "Esteemed actor Charles Pasternak masterfully delivers the audience a wistful, powerful and finally all grown up King Hal. His portrayal is mature and has a nuanced elegance." - Tara McCabe, Santa Cruz Patch; "Pasternak has a powerful presence, and a great theatrical voice, that fills the space to create the illusion of an heroic icon." - Kurt Daw, Shakespeare Tribe; "Pasternak is such a dynamic presence" - Lisa Jenson, Good Times Santa Cruz.
Henry V opens Saturday, February 15th at 8pm at The Whitmore Theatre, 11006 Magnolia Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601. The production will run Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm, with Sunday matinees at 2pm, through Sunday, March 23rd, 2013, closing the six week run. Henry V will run approximately 2.5 hours with one intermission.
Tickets are $20. Reservations are available online via BrownPaperTickets.com.
(URL: http://PortersHenryV.BrownPaperTickets.com)
Reservations can also be made via our e-mail or voice mail.
Information line/voice mail: 818-325-2055
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