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Henry V 2.3-2.4 – After one final visit to the old tavern in Eastcheap, we say farewell to England and bonjour to France, where King Charles VI prepares for the worst.

Henry V 2.2 – Unmasking betrayal proves easier than finding it's heart, as Henry deals with Cambridge, Scroop and Grey. Richard II encore The Third Witch Henry IV part 2

Henry V 2.0-2.1 – The youth of England may be hot for war, but before we follow the King to Southampton, we need to visit some old friends in Eastcheap.

Henry V 1.2 – The Salic law issue is laid to rest, and the ambassadors from France bring a very special gift from the Dauphin to King Henry. Made of Glass, by Jackie Reuter McGuffin

Henry V 1.0-1.1 – Turns out, this play is full of actors only pretending to wage war. The Archbishop of Canterbury tries to save the church. Opening music: "Devastation and Revenge" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ The History of England Podcast The Princes who swallowed a Glass Piano

Henry V – We begin our 8th series with a little history, a touch of perspective, and a lot of strife, in an effort to have a great war! “The blessings of Union can only be understood against a background of division.” – Edward Hall Films Muse of Fire Documentary 1944 Henry V 1979 Henry V 1989 Henry V The Hollow Crown: Henry V Books Arden Shakespeare, series 3 Asimov’s Guide to Shakespeare Goddard’s The Meaning of Shakespeare Audio Arkangel Henry V Other xkcd webcomic

On this special episode we take an in depth look at the craft of acting Shakespeare; The tools, skills, and awareness you must develop in order to competently serve an audience. National Theatre Live UK RSC Richard II Live Shakespeare’s Globe Twelfth Night DVD Shakespeare Broadway Stage Beauty

2 Henry IV 5.1-5.5 – As the wayward prince sets aside his past in order to become the king, there's still a few loose ends to tie up and one final showdown to be had. Falstaff Opera

2 Henry IV 4.3 – As the King's time comes to an end, Prince Hal gets caught with his hand in the cookie jar. Suddenly the future isn't looking so bright––what's a father to do? Caitlin DiCristofalo Kevin Spacey on the future Much Ado (1012) The Hollow Crown DVD The Hollow Crown PBS The Shakespeare Sound

2 Henry IV 4.1-4.2 – Prince John invites the The Archbishop of York and crew to parley peace (oh look, there's wine!) and Falstaff arrives just in time to catch some action.  2011 Globe Much Ado About Nothing DVD Arkangel Shakespeare

2 Henry IV 3.1-3.2 – King Henry finally appears in his own play, while Falstaff travels out into the country––taking the long road to York––pricking as he goes. Hamlet (1969)

2 Henry IV 2.4 – Romance is ripe, back in our favorite tavern, as Falstaff and Doll Tearsheet while away the evening. At some point a Pistol will go off. Special guest vocals by Kymberly Tuttle.

2 Henry IV 2.3 – Northumberland is about to join forces with the rebels against the King, but his wife and the Lady Percy have other ideas. Spoiler: It involves going to Scotland. Special guest vocals by Heather Ordover. The Shakespeare Alphabet Book Ali Thompson, The Hamlet Project Rebecca G’s answers G.Robin Smith

2 Henry IV 2.1 - 2.2 – Hostess Quickly attempts to reclaim a debt from Falstaff. Prince Hal unceremoniously wonders back into the play. Much Ado About Nothing Alex’s answers The Shakespeare Alphabet Book

2 Henry IV 1.2 - 1.3 – Things are looking pretty bleak for the realm as Falstaff waddles back into our lives along with a whole new batch of rebels.  Hollow Crown at last! Hamnet Our Kickstarter has funded!

2 Henry IV Prologue-1.1 – We jump back into the unstable world of Henry IV as the slanderous tongue of Rumour works its way through the land and into eager ears. Brought to you by, Paul Ammann, Caroline Foty, Ken Whitaker with Tom Synnott-Bell as Rumour featuring Aftermath by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) The Shakespeare Alphabet Book CraftLit is 300! The Hartford Stage Tracey’s Twelfth Night blog Shakespeare Uncovered The Chimes at Midnight

We celebrate our 100th episode with email, a brief history of theatre- maybe a little Henry VIII- and much more! Hal an Tow, by Damh the Bard, courtesy of music.mevio.com Rite of Passage Kevin MacLeod Additional voice work by Tom Synnott-Bell  

1 Henry IV 5.3 - 5.5 – The Battle of Shrewsbury begins! Before it all ends, we'll get more wisdom from Falstaff, and witness the inevitable confrontation of Harry vs. Harry. Cheers to you, by the Dust Rhinos, courtesy of music.mevio.com

1 Henry IV 4.4 - 5.2 – King Henry meets with Worcester to negotiate a peace, even as sinister forces foreshadow future events. Falstaff teaches us a thing or two about honor. End of the world, by Great Big Sea, courtesy of music.mevio.com Open Source Shakespeare

1 Henry IV 4.1 - 4.3 – Hotspur is beset with setbacks, Falstaff makes some coin, and Henry offers an olive branch. Richard Needs a Y… Shakespeare Uncovered