Henry the Fifth: Arranged for Representation in Five Acts, by Charles Calvert, and Produced Under His Direction at the Prince's Theatre, Manchester, September, 1872

This adaptation of Shakespeare's historical play brings the epic story of Henry V to life through a well-structured five-act format. Arranged by Charles Calvert, the work reflects the grandeur and intensity of the original text while making it accessible for a theatrical representation.

Set against the backdrop of war and ambition, the narrative follows Prince Henry as he transforms from a wayward youth into a determined king, uniting his people and confronting the challenges of leadership. The emotional vigor and stirring speeches showcase the themes of honor, leadership, and patriotism that resonate deeply with audiences.

Produced under Calvert’s direction at the Prince's Theatre, this rendition captures the spirit of the 19th century while honoring Shakespeare's timeless storytelling. Audiences are invited to experience the depth of character and dramatic conflicts that define this iconic play.