The Tudor Society has featured the launch of our show VILE. This anarchic reimagining of the Tudor court centres the voices history tried to forget. Read all about it here: www.tudorsociety.com/vile-the-rad...

We’re excited to announce the cast for VILE! 📢

Catch our preview performance at Manchester's 53Two on Saturday 28th June 🖤

Tickets: www.ticketsource.co.uk/53two/t-nopx...

Join us as we present our brand new show VILE at 53Two on Saturday 28th June 🖤

VILE is a rude and radical re-evaluation of Anne Boleyn’s infamous sister-in-law, celebrating queer and disabled identities in an era where neither were recognised.

Book now: www.ticketsource.co.uk/53two/t-nopx...

Courtiers, you're cordially invited to join us on Substack!

Follow our journey as we make VILE, our brand new Tudor theatre production. You'll get the latest news, learn the story so far, and get insights into all the work going on behind the scenes.

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Tag your Tudor skeleton self 💀👇

On a recent trip to York, some of the VILE team stumbled upon Holy Trinity Micklegate. We couldn't resist a poke around this historic building ⛪ 🖤

🖤 Where my lore started 🖤

Tudor Tuesday - tag yourself 🖤

A little Tudor fact for you, and this one's straight from the throne room... 👀 🚽

Sources: Young & Damned & Fair - Gareth Russell, Catherine Parr - Susan E James & Historic Royal Palaces 🖤

Jane Boleyn - the woman history loves to hate. From a well-connected family, she made her way to Henry VIII’s court & wed George, Anne Boleyn's brother. In 1536, Anne, now queen, was accused of treason, adultery & even incest with George. Jane allegedly testified against them, but did she really?

VILE, or, The Possible Redemption of Jane Boleyn, Being A Most Queer & Anxious Account Of A Lady-In-Hating

A brand new play by @timeandagaintc.bsky.social supported by Arts Council England, coming summer 2025.

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