The Tudor
Group is an historical interpretation society concentrating on the later
Tudor period
(1560-1603 ).The Elizabethan era is one of change throughout virtually all
aspects of life
The Tudor Group is a re-enactment society who, through enthusiastic demonstrations and talks, attempt
to illustrate
some of the ordinary facets of life during this fascinating period.
Our members have varying experience ( between 1 and 25
years in historical interpretation ) and The Tudor Group has a growing
reputation for
enthusiasm and historical accuracy. All of our presentations are supported
by numerous
years of historical research, in many areas re-evaluating primary evidence.
Our
presentations are especially suited for the National Curriculum.
Members of the group have co-ordinated or
taken part in
events on behalf of sponsors such as
English
Heritage,
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre,
Shakespeare's
Birthplace Trust,
The Mary Rose
Trust,
Historic Royal
Palaces,
The Historic Houses Association and
The British Broadcasting
Corporation.
Our dedication to accuracy and commited
research into Tudor history can be seen not only in our
professional approach to public entertainment and education, but also in our
attention to
detail. Our clothing for example is hand-stitched and the construction
techniques are
drawn from surviving examples and other primary sources. The quality of our
clothing
particularly, has involved us in advisory work for museums, film and
theatre.
Amongst many other initiatives, we have been closely involved with:
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