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GreenStage presents William Shakespeare's Henry VIII, directed by Teresa Thuman, in area parks opening July 13 and running through August 18. GreenStage, Seattle's longest-running Shakespeare company now beginning its 24th season, produces plays free of charge to bring great theater to all.
Power struggles at the court of King Henry VIII, pomp and pageantry, behind-the-scenes scheming, suspense, and intrigue mark this fascinating history of one of England's most complex and notorious kings. The final play of Shakespeare's life is broadly human, focused on the moral tension of leadership and the humility that comes with governance.
Performance Schedule
Friday, July 13 - 7pm - Volunteer Park Saturday, July 14 - 7pm - Seward Park Sunday, July 15 - 2pm -Volunteer Park - SOTF Friday, July 20 - 7pm - Woodland Park Saturday, July 21 - 3pm - Woodland Park ** Sunday, July 22 - 7pm - Woodland Park ** Thursday, July 26 - 7pm - Lincoln Park Friday, July 27 - 7pm - Judkins Park Saturday, July 28 - 7pm - Camp Long Sunday, July 29 - 3pm - Discovery Park - TB Thursday, August 2 - 7pm - Lynndale Park, Lynnwood Friday, August 3 - 7pm - Lincoln Park Saturday, August 4 - 7pm - Dottie Harper Park, Burien Thursday, August 9 - 7pm - Magnuson Park Friday, August 10 - 7pm - Fall City Park Saturday, August 11 - 3pm - Magnuson Park ** Sunday, August 12 - 7pm - Magnuson Park ** Thursday, August 16 - 7pm - Volunteer Park Saturday, August 18 - 7pm - Volunteer Park **
SOTF: Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival
TB: Talk Back, a conversation with the cast after the performance
**Double Feature Day; See Henry VIII back-to-back with the GreenStage production ofThe Taming of the Shrew