Henry G20 is a digital theatre project about protest and civil liberties.

Conceived and directed by Christine Brubaker and co-written by Brubaker and Constantine X. Anastasakis, Henry G20 freely adapts Shakespeare’s Henry V in a contemporary retelling of the G20 protests in Toronto in June 2010.

Listen to an episodic audio drama and activate augmented reality scenes through your phone by displaying the posters at www.henryg20.com/posters on a second screen.

Henry G20 was first presented as part of the Michael Langham Workshop for Classical Direction at the Stratford Festival in 2014.
The Henry G20 mobile app was co-commissioned and premiered in association with Luminato Festival Toronto and The Bentway Conservancy in 2021, and featured in World Stage Design Scenofest 2022.

Creative Team
Written and Directed by Christine Brubaker
Co-Written and Co-Directed by Constantine X. Anastasakis
Producer Laura Philipps
Sound Designer and Mixer Miquelon Rodriguez
Visual Lead Debbie Deer
App Developers Jacob Niedzwiecki, Luke Garwood, Nicole Goertzen, Lalaine Ulit-Destajo
App Managers Andrea Castaneda and Annie Tung
Installation Production Manager Rebecca Vandevelde
3D Environment Modelling Ruslan Makarov
3D Character Modelling Paulo Viniscius Uemura
Remote Recording Production Manager Aidan Cosgrave
Remote Recording Stage Manager Sadaf Ganji
Sound Engineers Sebastian Hoodless, Harrison Bye, Luke Schindler