Death of a Queen: Anne Boleyn

In a cell in the Tower of London in May 1536, a queen sat alone preparing for her death. The story of Anne Boleyn's betrayal and execution is one of the most dramatic in English history, paving the way for enormous changes in people's hearts and lives. Join Time Tunneller Matthew Wainwright to think about... Continue Reading →

The History of Children’s Books

For World Book Day, the Time Tunnellers celebrate children’s books through the ages! Let us take you on a whistlestop tour of the history of children’s books, from the 1800s (when books specifically aimed at children first emerged) to the present day. You may learn something new or spot some old favourites as they fly... Continue Reading →

Getting in the Groove: The Nicholas Brothers

Harold and Fayard Nicholas were two of the most energetic and influential dancers of the early 20th century. Jumping over orchestras and throwing splits down the stairs, they wowed audiences with their boundless energy and enthusiasm for dance. Join guest Time Tunneller as she talks about their life and influence, and reads from her book... Continue Reading →

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