One of Holmes' high school classmates, Breanna Hath, said he had a small group of friends who played video games and were "a little nerdy.
Nonetheless, as events tumble out of Richard's control, Shakespeare brilliantly contrasts the civil war being played out on Bosworth Field with the psychological war raging inside Richard, whose "conscience hath a thousand several tongues": What do I fear?
Here, the group played a confident, relatively brief set, leaning heavily on songs from its rigorous, seething 2006 album, "Hell Hath No Fury": a vitriolic "Chinese New Year," a petulant "Mr. Me Too".
In 'The Doctor's Daughter' he played a soldier called Cline, who is part of a militia battling against the peaceful alien race the Hath.
Of course, our stage hath shown the early history plays much less oft these days, and the cycle, from Henry VI through to Richard III very rarely indeed.
He says, A man whom both the waters and the wind, In that vast tennis-court, hath made the ball For them to play upon, entreats you pity him.
But the jauntiness of this Actors' Gang production makes it possible to endorse and extend Theseus' generous review: "This palpable-gross play hath well beguil'd/The heavy gait of night".
One has to wonder: Played out in this manner, is this what choice hath wrought?
"The oldest hath borne most," suggests Edgar famously at the end of the play and, writing in the programme, Morris talks of "a raw and angry generation given power that they are not ready to wield".
In the classical French play "Phèdre" Racine dramatized in theatrical verse the notion that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
