LIVING HISTORY WITH RUTH GOODMAN
7PM, WED 20 MAY | STORYHOUSE, CHESTER
‘Ruth is the queen of living history, long may she reign!’ Lucy Worsley
We know what life was like for Henry VIII and Queen Victoria. But what was it like for a commoner – like you or me?
Join us for an unforgettable evening with acclaimed historian and broadcaster Ruth Goodman. As the star of BBC series Victorian Farm, Edwardian Farm, and Tudor Monastery Farm, Ruth has captivated audiences with her hands-on approach to exploring the lives of everyday people throughout British history, revolutionising the way we think about the past.
At this special event, Ruth delves into the secrets, routines, and remarkable ingenuity of our ancestors, sharing personal anecdotes from her immersive television adventures and insights from her extensive research. Whether you’re a history buff or simply curious about the past, step back in time and be inspired by Ruth’s infectious passion for the everyday lives that shaped our world.
Ruth will be in conversation with Rebecca Rideal.
This is part of a new series of events co-produced between Storyhouse and HistFest.
About Ruth Goodman
Ruth Goodman is a historian who specializes in the everyday life of the past. She has written and presented many acclaimed BBC television series and is a regular presenter on the One Show. She is the author of numerous books, including How to be a Victorian, How to be a Tudor and The Domestic Revolution.