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Matthew Mancuso (Lord Chamberlain), Kate McMorran (Anne Bullen) in the Valley Shakespeare production of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Park in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 14, 2019
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Marshall Taylor Thurman plays King Henry VIII, Kate McMorran as Anne Bullen.
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Julia Lennon plays Princess Mary and Craig MacDonald as Cardinal Wolsey.
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Matthew (Lord Chamberlain) dances with a member of the audience at the Valley Shakespeare Festival production of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Park on Sunday.
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Julia Lennon (Princess Mary), Josh Johnston (Duke of Norfolk), Kendall Segovia (Queen Katherine), Marshall Taylor Thurman (King Henry VIII), Craig MacDonald (Cardinal Wolsey) in the Valley Shakespeare Festival production of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Park in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 18, 2019. Julia Lennon (Princess Mary), Josh Johnston (Duke of Norfolk), Kendall Segovia (Queen Katherine), Marshall Taylor Thurman (King Henry VIII), Craig MacDonald (Cardinal Wolsey) in the Valley Shakespeare Festival production of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Park in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 18, 2019.
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Melanie Byron (Ensemble Woman),Josh Johnston (Duke of Norfolk- foreground), Matthew Catalano (Lord Sands), Kate McMorran (Anne Bullen) in the Valley Shakespeare Festival performance of King Henry at the Veterans Memorial Riverwalk in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 14, 2019. Melanie Byron (Ensemble Woman),Josh Johnston (Duke of Norfolk- foreground), Matthew Catalano (Lord Sands), Kate McMorran (Anne Bullen) in the Valley Shakespeare Festival performance of King Henry at the Veterans Memorial Riverwalk in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 14, 2019.
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An audience member claps at the Valley Shakespeare Festival’s performance of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Riverwalk Park in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 14, 2019 The Valley Shakespeare Festival performed King Henry VIII on Sunday, July 14, 2019 at the Veterans Memorial RIverwalk in Shelton, Connecticut.
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Aubrey Clinedinst plays the executioner in the Valley Shakespeare Festival’s performance of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Riverwalk Park in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 14, 2019 Aubrey Clinedinst plays the executioner in the Valley Shakespeare Festival’s performance of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Riverwalk Park in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 14, 2019
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Melanie Byron (Ensemble Woman), Matthew Mancuso (Lord Chamberlain) in the Valley Shakespeare Festival performance of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Riverwalk Park in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 14, 2019. Melanie Byron (Ensemble Woman), Matthew Mancuso (Lord Chamberlain) in the Valley Shakespeare Festival performance of King Henry VIII at the Veterans Memorial Riverwalk Park in Shelton, Connecticut on Sunday, July 14, 2019.
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The Valley Shakespeare Festival performed King Henry VIII on Sunday, July 14, 2019 at the Veterans Memorial RIverwalk in Shelton, Connecticut. Josh Johnston (Duke of Norfolk), Kate McMorran (Anne Bullen), Julia Lennon (Princess Mary) The Valley Shakespeare Festival performed King Henry VIII on Sunday, July 14, 2019 at the Veterans Memorial RIverwalk in Shelton, Connecticut. Josh Johnston (Duke of Norfolk), Kate McMorran (Anne Bullen), Julia Lennon (Princess Mary)
Bryan Haeffele / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow LessThe Valley Shakespeare Festival performed King Henry VIII on Sunday at Veterans Memorial Park to a full crowd of onlookers. The free event is in its seventh year.