In 2012, the trilogy was staged at Shakespeare's Globe as part of the Globe to Globe Festival, with each play performed by a different Balkans based company and offered as a commentary on the recent history of violence in that region. "2 Henry VI" was staged by the National Theater of Albania, directed by Adonis Filipi, and starring Indrit Çobani as Henry, Ermina Hysaj as Margaret, Vasjan Lami as York and Kristaq Skrami as Gloucester. In 2013, Nick Bagnall directed another production of the trilogy at the Globe. All three plays were performed each day, beginning at midday, under the overall title "Henry VI: Three Plays". "2 Henry VI" was performed under the title "Henry VI: The Houses of York and Lancaster". Each of the plays was edited down to two hours, and the entire trilogy was performed with a cast of fourteen actors. On several specific dates, the plays were performed at the actual locations where some of the original events took place and streamed live to the theatre; "battlefield productions" were staged at Towton (Battle of Towton from "3 Henry VI"), Tewkesbury (Battle of Tewkesbury from "3 Henry VI"), St Albans Cathedral (First Battle of St Albans from "2 Henry VI" and Second Battle of St Albans from "3 Henry VI"), and Monken Hadley Common (Battle of Barnet from "3 Henry VI"). The production starred Graham Butler as Henry, Mary Doherty as Margaret, Brendan O'Hea as York and Garry Cooper as Gloucester.