A Tudor outing

Jul 14, 2024 13:45

On Thursday I went to the National Portrait Gallery with a friend to see their exhibition: Six Lives The Stories of Henry VIII’s QueensThe exhibition focussed on each of the women caught up in the reign of Henry VIII and his desperate need to sire an heir to continue the Tudor dynasty and secure his Kingdom. In a time when women had very little ( Read more... )

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spikesgirl58 July 14 2024, 14:30:56 UTC
Wow, jsut wow!

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kazzy_cee July 14 2024, 18:42:48 UTC

It was such an interesting outing!

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harbourwitch July 14 2024, 16:24:14 UTC
I absolutely love Six the Musical - it's such a great way to tell the story. If it's still running when I'm next in London, I might just go an see it again.

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kazzy_cee July 14 2024, 18:43:01 UTC

I'm sure you'll enjoy it again!

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harbourwitch July 14 2024, 18:44:14 UTC

Have you seen it?

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kazzy_cee July 14 2024, 19:08:36 UTC

It's on my list, but I've not been yet.

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klausnick July 14 2024, 17:16:03 UTC

Awesome.

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kazzy_cee July 14 2024, 18:43:09 UTC

It really was!

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kathyh July 14 2024, 17:35:36 UTC
You have convinced me to go! It sounds as if they have done their best to bring the wives to life.

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kazzy_cee July 14 2024, 18:44:03 UTC

There's a LOT more about their history, but I could have written so much! It was a fascinating look at how some of them were manipulated and treated as pawns by others. Well worth going.

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slaymesoftly July 14 2024, 19:58:23 UTC
Wow. And yes, he left quite a mark upon his country and to some extent, the world.

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kazzy_cee July 14 2024, 20:53:05 UTC
He really did along with Edward and Elizabeth after him.

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