In this episode of After Dark, Anthony and Maddy talk the ghost of Anne Boleyn, Queen of England before Henry VIII chopped off her head, with the marvellous Tracy Borman.

Casting for the world premiere of Anne Boleyn the Musical has been announced. Playing at Hever Castle, the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, throughout August, the new musical will be performed in a ...

“Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light” follows Cromwell (Mark Rylance) as he navigates the tumultuous court of King Henry VIII (Damian Lewis) after the death of Anne Boleyn.

Ava Pickett’s award-winning début play, 1536, is a foul-mouthed, furious, frenetically funny ride through the lives of three young women living in Henry VIII’s England in the year of Anne Boleyn’s ...

Despite all his knowledge of Henry (Damian Lewis), Mark Rylance ‘s Cromwell held out hope that Henry would change his mind about his execution, just like Anne (Claire Foy) did in the Wolf Hall ...

But King Henry VIII had made it clear to him that it was him or her… So that seat in that boat, the seat that Anne Boleyn occupied heading for the tower, felt to Cromwell like he was just inches ...

But even his close bond with King Henry VIII couldn’t save Cromwell from the same fate that befell two of Henry’s wives.

The Best New Royal Books of 2024 This year was a major one for royal books, with a memoir by Kate Middleton's brother, a new biography of Anne Boleyn, and a royal cookbook by Queen Camilla's son.

But how much time of King Henry VIII’s life, specifically his infamous marriages, does the show cover, when Season 1 primarily focused on Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn?

And that can be particularly seen in his marriages, as the stories of his first three wives are far more widely known than the latter three. One could argue that Anne of Cleves, in particular, is the ...

Historian and television presenter Lucy Worsley brings us back to 16th century England to discuss the history of Tudor England and King Henry VIII.

“Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light” picks up where “Wolf Hall” left off, amid the gruesome beheading of Anne Boleyn in 1536, which we get to see this time in even more gruesome detail.