This play opens with a chorus talking about "a Muse of fire.
One character in this play poses as a Welshman named Le Roy. A scene in this play sees an offensive gift of tennis balls offered to the title character. One of the final scenes in this play sees that character requiring a translator, Alice, to woo the French Katharine. This play opens with a chorus talking about "a Muse of fire." The title character has a speech on St. Crispin's Day where he calls his men a "band of brothers" and declares "once more unto the breach, dear friends." For 10 points, name this Shakespearean play which describes the titular British king's success at the battle of Agincourt.
One character in this play poses as a Welshman named Le Roy.
{Henry V}