2026 has been busy so far with returning characters for the National Archives: and Keats House. Suffragette Annie Kenney had a week's online residence at the former, where Nine Days Queen Lady Jane Grey was also interrogated by students. Keats met Coleridge on Bank Holiday Monday and walked over Hampstead Heath in poetic conversation, while Keats and Charles Brown examined the origins of Ode to a Nightingale throughout May. John Nash also led heritage walks around the Marble Arch area in July and August.

Most recently, Samuel Pepys addressed the crowds at Temple Bar for the 3rd Samuel Pepys Day, and later interacted with guests and read from his diary at a more intimate dinner.

 We are currently working wwith the National Archives on a major nationwide touring project - 'Posted to the Front' - which will run from September to December this year. 

Work is also underway with Historic Royal Palaces, preparing a gaggle of ghosts to haunt Hampton Court Palace and the Tower of London from 24 October - 1 November.  Our characters will also be aboard Cutty Sark for the rest of the year (see their website for details).

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