Shakespeare’s Wart

The film follows a desperate actor who is auditioning for a role in Shakespeare's Henry IV Part 2. As the story unfolds, he encounters two contrasting directors who push him to perform a series of increasingly bizarre characters. This comedic take on the audition process offers a humorous commentary on the challenges faced by actors in the theater world.

With a cast that includes Martha Howe-Douglas, Bill Fellows, Jonathan Kydd, and Peter Wight, the film presents a diverse range of comedic performances. Each character adds to the chaotic atmosphere of the auditions, showcasing the lengths to which actors will go to secure a role. The film uses humor to explore the pressures within the performing arts, making it a notable entry in the comedy genre.