You've been to the polite talk, the plodding tour and the lifeless workshop. They all blur into one. Walks, talks, theatre, workshops, pick the format that fits your audience and we'll do the bit nobody else does: make them care.

You booked a walking tour and got a flat monologue past three plaques. Nobody laughed. Nobody remembered a thing. Our walks tread the same cobbles as kings, killers and commoners, by lantern, by daylight, by complete surprise. You'll leave with stories you'll repeat for years.

You hired a speaker. They read off slides. Half the audience checked their phones. An Audience With is the opposite, an intimate evening of stories, scandal and questions, with a proper conversation in the room. No slides. No script. No topic off-limits.

You've sat through a costumed historian reciting facts at the front of the room. Painful. Our theatre shows put Henry VIII in front of you so you can ask him anything. Boudica wants a word. Real characters, real questions, the kind of show people still talk about on the bus home.

Textbooks lose pupils by page two. Our workshops hand them a plague-doctor mask, an ancient cipher and a forensic puzzle, and turn them into history detectives for an afternoon. Curriculum-linked. KS1 through KS5. The bit of the term they actually remember.