WillShake

WillShake is a boy with a trunk of theatrical tricks who likes to tell stories. He embarks on his first journey to share the story of Henry V.

Cast

Jonnie Kimmins

as Will Shake

Kian Graham

as Henry

Michelle Wieczorek

as Friend & Soldier

Daniel Plenderleith

as Friend & Soldier

Rory Davidson

as Bishop of Ely & Soldier

Leo Betts

as Archbishop of Canterbury & Soldier

Louie Burn

as Westmoreland & Soldier

Benjamin Harper

as Dauphin

Jessica Rosser

as Serving Wench

Abigail Rosser

as Serving Wench

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