Henry VIII (play)

"Henry VIII" is a historical play by William Shakespeare that portrays the complex reign of King Henry VIII of England. It explores political intrigue, personal relationships, and the power struggles within court, particularly focusing on Henry's decision to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon and his subsequent break from the Catholic Church to establish the Church of England. The play highlights themes of authority, legitimacy, and the consequences of ambition, blending drama and political commentary to offer a nuanced view of a pivotal period in English history.