Richard III, England's last Plantagenet king, lost his crown and his life when his Army was defeated by the forces of Henry Tudor in the battle in 1485. One of the sculptures, The Storm Breaks, is ...
His brutal death at the hands of Henry Tudor’s forces was immortalised by William Shakespeare, with one line seared into our collective memory: “A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!” And now a ...
Britain’s King Richard III was immortalized with the Shakespeare line, “A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse.” Now state-of-the-art technology has revealed what it may have sounded like if he did ...
A digital avatar featuring the head and voice of King Richard III has gone on display at York Theatre Royal in northern England. Richard was king of England from 1483 until his death at the Battle of ...
The remains of Richard III, who died over 500 years ago, were found in 2012. Descendants of Richard III, nephew 16 times removed Michael Ibsen, left, and his brother Jeff Ibsen, right, and niece 18 ...
A historian claims to have proof that the Princes in the Tower of London were not murdered by their uncle Richard III. Most historians believe Richard killed his nephews in the summer of 1483 after ...
The face of Richard III has been reconstructed based on the skull found by archaeologists in Leicester. The facial reconstruction was unveiled a day after DNA confirmed the bones dug up from a car ...
A Noise Within opened its 2009-2010 repertory season this weekend with Shakespeare's Richard III, and they didn't set it during World War One, or have Brian Eno design the sets, or have everyone dress ...
Four sculptures, set to be installed this weekend, will tell tales from the Battle of Bosworth and the death of King Richard III. The final two of the Bosworth 1485 Trail's sculptures will be put in ...
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