The participants of our three-year transnational learning project, CultureShake, came to the Trust last week to continue their project and gain valuable insights.
This second post in our Black History Month series on Ira Aldridge looks at his first performances in Othello and how he became known as The African Roscius.
Although Shakespeare and Tang Xianzu could never have met, there are common themes within their works, especially with regard to love and human relationships.
To celebrate the harvest at our Apple Days festival on 23 and 24 September, we asked the housemaids at Mary Arden's Farm to share their favourite Tudor apple recipes. Today we present spiced apple juice.
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