11 MAY

COURTYARD THEATRE, HEREFORD

12 MAY

LICHFIELD GARRICK THEATRE, LICHFIELD

13 MAY

THEATRE BY THE LAKE, KESWICK

14 MAY

GALA THEATRE, DURHAM

16 MAY

QUEENS THEATRE, HORNCHURCH

17 MAY

SWAN THEATRE, WORCESTER

18 MAY

THE STABLES, MILTON KEYNES

20 MAY

PAVILION THEATRE, WORTHING

21 MAY

ROYAL & DERNGATE, NORTHAMPTON

22 MAY

THE APEX, BURY ST EDMUNDS

24 MAY

PLAYHOUSE, EPSOM

25 MAY

SOUTH MILL ARTS, BISHOP’S STORTFORD

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.

Tracy Borman is a best-selling author, historian, and broadcaster. Tracy is Chief Executive of the Heritage Education Trust, that encourages children to visit and learn from historic properties. Tracy regularly appears on television, including presenting The Private Lives of the Monarchs on Yesterday, and Channel 5’s Inside the Tower of London and is often invited to give public talks and lectures across the country. She also regularly contributes to a wide range of national newspapers and history magazines, notably BBC History.

BOOK REVIEWS

'This is Our Island Story for the modern age.’
Alison Weir

‘A stunning tour de force and a remarkable achievement.’
Charles Spencer

'Borman embraces a huge task' 
Gerard DeGroot, The Times