Nina Bowers and Philip Arditti on English Kings Killing Foreigners Nina Bowers and Philip Arditti on English Kings Killing Foreigners, their sharp, funny dissection of Englishness, now running at Soho Theatre until 18 October.

“Also, it’s just more fun to have fun than not to have fun.”

English Kings Killing Foreigners, a razor-edged comedy by Nina Bowers and Philip Arditti at Soho Theatre — a farce that becomes a reflection on Englishness.

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English Kings Killing Foreigners O, for a muse of fire, that would ascend The brightest heaven of invention… Nina Bowers and Philip Arditti are experienced members of the Globe Ensemble, having performed in various Shakespea…

This was one of my favourite shows of last year (wp.me/p5iPbU-b9V), and I'm so glad I got the chance to see it again.

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For today's edition of #MindTheBard, we explore the enduring relevance of Shakespeare's works and what goes into the creation of a new production. Plus nationality, nationalism, identity, genocide... They pack a lot in!

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Stage Review: English Kings Killing Foreigners, a new play at the Soho Theatre, London's West End, five stars #englishkingskillingforeigners Stage Review: English Kings Killing Foreigners, a new play at the Soho Theatre, London's West End, five stars

Stage Review: English Kings Killing Foreigners, a new play at the Soho Theatre, London's West End, five stars #englishkingskillingforeigners

REVIEW: English Kings Killing Foreigners Two people walk onto the stage – familiar faces from the poster. They look at the audience and smile, an almost clownish opening to a show drawing inspiration from Shakespeare’s Henry V.

REVIEW: 4.5 stars to #EnglishKingsKillingForeigners @sohotheatre.bsky.social

“Bold, hilarious, and politically poignant — this is a show that entertains as much as it provokes.”

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