Henry VIII and the Royal Wedding Planner

We all know the rhyme that details of the destinations of stupid speed of six women who married Henry VIII, but who they were and what motivates them? How are they different and how they are perceived by their contemporaries?

These questions are at the heart of Henry VIII and the royal wedding dress , a funny and insightful one-woman show, which tickled disappointing crowd in the theater of Norwich on Saturday.

Julia Gwynne assumes the role of Jane Parker, the aristocrat born in Norfolk, who spent most of his life at the court of Henry, often on the side of his different wives. With a little license, Parker is in the role of lady waiting and wedding planners, poured a bit of character naive astonishment at the grandeur of their surroundings captured.

Gwynne but also among other darts players in the tortuous history known, including the representation of each woman, and Thomas Cromwell.

Representations are not necessarily approximate, but no worse for it. This is a brisk walk and spiritual through 20 years of history condensed into a 60-minute show.

Gwynne is impressive, entertaining and engaging throughout, never wavering, but watch quite exclusive. Lesser players would have yielded to the pressure: they brought in their wake.

In addition with director Andy past, has a unique history has created with mixtures of humor. Saturday show was the last of the race, he hopes to return here.