History Shows
I put on history-themed stage shows, talks and group events. Come and join me…..
Current Shows
A Very Kentish Murder II
“I am terribly sorry - it is a diabolical thing”
Following my sell-out series of shows in 2024, during 2025 and 2026 I have been putting on another series of historical true crime evenings at theatres around Kent.
Once again, the night features a long-forgotten murder case that gripped the nation. It was a perfect summer’s day for a drive through the Kent countryside. Three women leave a country pub to return one of them to their now famous North Kent home - but a picnic stop ends in utter disaster. The prime suspect had left a trail of mayhem and destruction around the world, all centring on an obsession with one thing….guns. But was he bad, or simply very, very, mad?
The audience becomes the jury for the night to examine the same evidence presented at the original trial…will you find the prime suspect guilty or not guilty?
SOLD OUT
SOLD OUT
A Very Whitstable Murder
“One of us had to go….”
This is my original sold-out theatre evening, back by popular demand for one-night only at The Horsebridge Centre in Whitstable. Join me for this interactive evening of true crime, centring on a long-forgotten murder-investigation in Whitstable that caused a nationwide sensation.
The ultimate doomed love triangle - a bankrupt playboy, his glamorous wife and an international sports-star - one of them is destined to die....in sleepy Whitstable. This is the incredible true story of a murder investigation that caused a national and international sensation.
They say truth is stranger than fiction and that may well be true of the astonishing story the evening examines: multiple mysterious deaths, a series of threatening letters, the most feared 'hanging judge' of the day and a house in Whitstable with a name that became infamous all around the world - all feature in a case that made headlines for years.
In a night of interactive true-crime, the audience becomes the jury for the night and examines the same evidence presented at the original trial…will you find the prime suspect guilty or not guilty?