1000 years of Kings and Queens*
*The good, the bad, the great and the mad!
To coincide with The Coronation of Charles III
The British monarchy has survived rebellion, revolution, and war.
Royal Historian, broadcaster and Chief Curator of Hampton Court and The Tower of London, Tracy Borman takes us on a gripping, entertaining and informative audio-visual tour of 1000 years of the twists and turns of the British monarchy from William the Conqueror to Charles III in a show packed with the good, the bad, the great and the mad along with birth, romance, beheading, coronation, abdication, marriage, divorce, disaster and triumph.
Tickets £30
Students £20
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