Dean Paul Gibson as Falstaff. Photo by David Cooper
A rogue and a scoundrel who leads Prince Hal astray, Sir John Falstaff has nonetheless always been adored by Shakespeare’s audiences. A new play adapts sections of Henry IV, Parts I&II to tell the cowardly knight’s full story. See it at Bard on the Beach (to Sep. 22), which also features Much Ado About Nothing, Antony and Cleopatra and Henry V.—Sheri Radford
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