Henry I written by Beth Flintoff. Directed by Hal Chambers.
When William the Conqueror dies, Henry, the spare royal son, gets nothing. Only his sister remains faithful as his brothers scramble for power and England suffers.
But Henry's position changes when he seizes the crown in Winchester and the world falls at his feet. What must he do to hold the throne?
Multi award-winning RABBLE Theatre present their highly-acclaimed new play, Henry I, written by Beth Flintoff.
This production is supported by Play to the Crowd and Hampshire County Council.
Wed 12 Jul 2023 - Sat 15 Jul 2023
Wed - Sat 7.30pm
Matinées (Thu & Sat) 2.30pm
Recommended age:12+ (contains scenes of a violent nature)
Members Priority Booking: Wed 10 May 10am
General Sale: Tue 16 May 10am
Tickets from £16
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