Move over, Tudors, the Stuarts had more than their fair share of salacious relationships and turbulent events.
Join 17th-century historian Andrea Zuvich (The Seventeenth Century Lady) as she leads us through the most significant stories from an often-overlooked period.
From the time when James VI of Scotland became James I of England and his attentions fell upon George Villiers, to Charles I's marriage to the French Catholic Princess Henrietta Maria, the Interregnum, Charles II's hedonistic Restoration, James II's brief but important reign, followed by the complex diarchy of William and Mary, and finally, the tragic Queen Anne.
It was over a century of love, lust, war, and scandal.
Views: 26 | Enquiries: 0Andrea Zuvich is an independent seventeenth-century historian specialising in the House of Stuart (1603–1714) and author of nonfiction history works such as "Ravenous: A Life of Barbara Villiers, Charles II's Most Infamous Mistress", "Sex and Sexuality in Stuart Britain", and "A Year in the Life of Stuart Britain". She is also a historical advisor for film, television, and radio. She runs the popular ‘The Seventeenth Century Lady’ blog, and is the hostess of the monthly live-streamed online history show, Stuart Saturday Live. She was one of the original developers of the Garden History Tours at Kensington Palace.
She can appear in period costume if wished.
Paid: £100 minimum fee depending on travel, and can be discussed. Reduced fee for charities.
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