'Men's evil manners live in brass; their virtues we write in water.'

— Act IV, Scene 2

Part of the 2012 Globe to Globe Festival.
In 1533, the Spanish were enraged by Catherine of Aragon's divorce from Henry VIII. Eighty years later, Shakespeare engaged with the subject in his last play. Now four hundred years later, Rakata, Madrid's premier young classical company, re-imagine this play from a Spanish perspective, with the thrilling clarity they bring to their productions of Spanish Golden Age work.

Cast

Norfolk:
Rodrigo Arribas

Suffolk:
Bruno Ciordia

Sands-Intendente:
Oscar de la Fuente

Wolsey:
Jesus Fuente

Henry VIII:
Fernando Gil

Catalina Of Aragon:
Elena González

Buckingham:
Julio Hidalgo

Beatrix:
Alejandra Mayo

Ann Boleyn:
Sara Moraleda

Chamberlain:
Daniel Moreno

Gardiner:
Alejandro Saá

Cranmer:
Jesus Teyssiere

Creatives

Director:
Ernesto Arias

Music:
Juan Manuel Artero

Wardrobe:
Susana Moreno

Adaptation:
Jose Padilla

Choreographer:
Patricia Ruiz

Director for the Screen:
Ian Russell