Royal Revenge – the Trial of Charles I’s Regicides

In 1660 Charles II was restored as monarch, pledging forgiveness for his former enemies – except those who were involved with the trial and execution of his father. That autumn many of these ‘regicides’ were brought to trial, with the threat of a gruesome fate if convicted…

Using original trial records, we are recreating these events so you can experience these events in an immersive experience – other than a narrator, YOU will be part of the audience to events in 1660 in the atmospheric surroundings of an historic courtroom.

Booking essential. Not suitable for children under 10. Performances last 90 minutes.

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