Henry VI, Part 1
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Alencon | Philip Dunbar |
|---|---|
| Basset | Iain Mitchell |
| Bastard of Orleans | Jack Klaff |
| Captain | Barrie Rutter |
| Charles the Dauphin | James Laurenson |
| Countess of Auvergne | Yvonne Coulette |
| Duke of Bedford | Jeffery Dench |
| Duke of Burgundy | Morris Perry |
| Duke of Exeter | Edwin Richfield |
| Duke of Gloucester | Graham Crowden |
| Duke of Somerset | Oliver Ford-Davies |
| Duke of York | Emrys James |
| Earl of Salisbury | Clement McCallin |
| Earl of Suffolk | Peter McEnery |
| Earl of Warwick | Julian Glover |
| General of Bordeaux | Desmond Stokes |
| Gunner’s Son | Richard Derrington |
| Henry Beaufort | John Rhys-Davies |
| Henry VI | Alan Howard |
| Joan la Pucelle | Charlotte Cornwell |
| John Talbot | Ian Gelder |
| Lawyer | Arthur Whybrow |
| Lord Talbot | David Swift |
| Margaret | Helen Mirren |
| Master Gunner | Desmond Stokes |
| Mayor’s Man | Ian McNeice |
| Messenger 1 | Michael Bertenshaw |
| Messenger 2 | Ian McNeice |
| Messenger 3 | David Shaw-Parker |
| Mortimer | Clement McCallin |
| Old Shepherd | Desmond Stokes |
| Reignier | John Burgess |
| Sentry | Anton Lesser |
| Sergeant | Pat Connell |
| Sir John Fastolfe | Dan Meaden |
| Sir Thomas Gargrave | Bille Brown |
| Sir William Lucy | Jeffery Dench |
| Soldier | Michael Bertenshaw |
| Soldier | Ian McNeice |
| Soldier | David Shaw-Parker |
| Soldier at the Gate | Bille Brown |
| Vernon | Stephen Jenn |
| William Glansdale | Michael Bertenshaw |
| Woodville | Dan Meaden |
Crew | |
| Designer | Farrah |
| Director | Terry Hands |
| Fight Arranger | Anthony Naylor |
| Light Designer | John Bradley |
| Music by | Guy Woolfenden |
| Playwright | William Shakespeare |
- Source: RSC Performance Database
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