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Shakespeare classic The Prince and the Knave at The Merlin Theatre

October 11, 2024
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Shakespeare classic The Prince and the Knave at The Merlin Theatre

Shakespeare Live is coming to the Merlin Theatre this month with a performance of The Prince and the Knave.

The Prince and the Knave takes extracts from Shakespeare’s Henry IV plays to tell the story of the tortuous relationship between Prince Hal, the future Henry V and the down-at-heel knight Sir John Falstaff.

Shakespeare mingles comedy, drama and pathos in the tale of the young prince coming of age and at last finding his destiny, while the boastful, blustering Falstaff follows haplessly in his wake.

Showing on Friday 25th October, the performance is due to run from 8pm and will last around 90 minutes plus an interval. Tickets cost £14. For more information, visit The Merlin Theatre website. http://www.merlintheatre.co.uk/

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