COSTUMED INTERPRETATION

It is said that a picture paints a thousand words, and we have created a service that once again proves the truth of this proverb. Costumed Interpretation is an interactive method of presenting history, where narration is done from the first-person perspective. This approach is especially popular with organisers of smaller events, where historical accuracy is of paramount importance but space or budget constraints do not allow for a Living History display.

Interpretational characters can be both real and fictional, but each of them is thoroughly researched before being presented to the public. Our performers have a wealth of knowledge about historical periods they are presenting.

Since the characters are usually free to mix with the public, special attention is paid to the smallest details of dress and accessories. We employ the best tailors and craftsmen to make outfits for our events.

As well as looking stunning, costumed interpreters take you on an exciting journey to the past. Visit our photo gallery for more images of our characters through the ages.

Henry VIII era at British Library
St George at Peterborough
WWII Mosquito pilots Bouncer and Binky