Shakespeare's Henry V

On October 25, 1415, a pivotal battle occurred near the French town of Agincourt, where 5,000 English troops led by Henry V triumphed over a formidable French army of 30,000 commanded by the Dauphin. Shakespeare's play delves into the dynamics of kingship, exploring how Henry wielded power to orchestrate the invasion of France and secure victory at Agincourt. Was it a glorious triumph or a pyrrhic victory? The discussion invites reflection on contemporary power dynamics. Join the conversation.