The House of York 
Adapted and Compiled By: David Hammond
Original Materials: William Shakespeare
Guilford College

                      Production Team: 
                                         Director: David Hammond                                          Sound Design: Justin Schmitz                                 Scenic Design: Robin Vest
                                         Lighting Design: Jesse Belsky                                    Costumes Design: Robin Vest                                 Stage Manager: Juliana Avery 
                                         Photos: Jesse Belsky

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The War of the Roses Begins

As the young York and Lancaster's start their debate, the War of the Roses begins. 

Witches Conjure Evil Spirits

As the story develops the witches of Ely come to answer the questions of England's future for the Duchess. The world around the magic grows more intense as the scene continues. 

A Mother's Intuition

As her sons all battle for the crown of England, the Duchess urges her middle son to rethink his pursuits of the crown. 

King Richard's Peril

Richard realizes that he has been played and manipulated so intently to avoid taking the crown, but when he realizes he is the rightful heir to the title, his entire game changes. 

For Lancaster! 

Throughout this production, a major component of the sound design was a system of war drumming and horn calls. 

Joan Speaks To Her Army

Joan of Arc addresses her troops before she pursues battle in England. 

Love of Margaret Is Not Meant To Be

The Duke of Suffolk brings the maid Margaret to the be lawful wife of the King, in so doing, he develops a passion for her and curses his love for her.