Henry V

good except the boy

(4 stars)

Rachel R.

I had no major issues except for the voice of the Boy. He was hard to understand and I didn't understand why the speaker just to give him a speech impediment. I would suggest speaking in a higher voice or using a woman if you want to emphasize his age.

(2.5 stars)

Luminz

Certainly read along with this one - it is sometimes hard to understand, and, as I was reading along, I noticed several errors, or, if not, at least discrepancies between my text and whatever one they were reading. For volunteer work, however, I say it's quite acceptable, it being available without charge.

(0.5 stars)

wmblount

Yikes! St Crispin’s Day speech one of the most Manly speeches of all time delivered by a girl just proves that girls can’t do anything boys can do only better. Uninspiring and weak. If you’re going to do the thing so poorly why did you bother to do it at all?

(2 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

Terrible, because king Henry is played by a girl and the boy’s voice is garbage. They didn’t need to add sound effects to a guy eating a leek. It’s terrible don’t use it just go spend a bit of money to get a quality audiobook it will be better. Trust me.

well done

(5 stars)

Carmen Ponsaing

audio quality better, with closer consistency than sadly some other plays on librivox have which unfortunately can make listening to them too difficult. thanks to the volunteers and editors

horrible

(0.5 stars)

Sam

Oh my gosh, if you don’t no how to speak to a audience then don’t. It’s a nightmare 🫣🫣🫣🫣 this is just horrible.😔😞😔😞

Henry V

(3 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

This is a great play well worth reading/ listening. Some of the readers were quite difficult to understand.

(5 stars)

Dpc

Brilliant! Thanks all for fine performances especially Martin Geeson look you :) stole the show!