Time Jump Histories provides theatrical Living History performances that explore historical themes through a solo narrative, often blending storytelling with interactive elements to engage audiences deeply with past events.
This type of performance typically features a single actor who embodies multiple characters or perspectives, providing a personal and immersive experience that highlights historical moments or figures. It offers an innovative way to educate and entertain, making history accessible and compelling by using creative storytelling techniques, visual aids, and multimedia elements to bring the past to life.
Displys start from £150.00
Our clients include.
English Heritage - National Trust - Griffin Historical - Time Capsule Education - Royal Armouries Fort Nelson
Old Royal Naval College London - Bembridge Fort Trust - BBC - Templecombe Medieval Pageant
Legend of Robin Hood
The Legend of Robin Hood living history display is an engaging reenactment that brings to life the legendary outlaw's story, showcasing authentic costumes, weaponry, and medieval crafts. Visitors can experience scenes from Robin Hood's adventures in Sherwood Forest, interact with costumed performers, and learn about medieval life, archery, and the folklore surrounding this iconic hero who fights injustice and champions the poor. Such displays often include demonstrations of traditional skills, storytelling, and hands-on activities, providing an immersive educational experience for all ages.
A Bowmen's Tail
"A Bowman’s Tale," vividly recounts the harrowing and heroic journey of a bowman serving King Henry V from the siege of Harfleur to the Battle of Agincourt, capturing the grit, strategy, and valor of medieval warfare. Through storytelling, costume, and immersive narration, Leverage brings to life the experiences of soldiers on the front lines, highlighting the crucial role of archers in shaping the outcome of the campaign and exploring themes of loyalty, perseverance, and the human cost of war. This engaging performance offers audiences a personal window into history, blending theatrical artistry with historical accuracy to deepen understanding of this pivotal period in English history.
Medieval Crime & Punishment show
The Medieval Crime & Punishment Show offers an immersive experience that vividly depicts the justice system of the Middle Ages, featuring reenactments of common crimes and their corresponding punishments such as public shaming, stocks, or even executions. Audience members can engage with costumed actors playing roles like judges, executioners, and townsfolk, gaining insights into the harsh realities and societal norms of the time. This educational and entertaining performance provides a fascinating glimpse into medieval law enforcement, justice practices, and the cultural attitudes towards crime, making it a compelling experience for history enthusiasts and visitors interested in medieval life.
The wars of the Roses through the eyes of
King Richard III
Theatrically exploring the Wars of the Roses through King Richard III's perspective offers a compelling and intimate portrayal of one man's tumultuous experience amid England's medieval strife. This one-man performance would delve into Richard's complex psyche, motivations, and perceived destiny, blending historical fact with dramatic interpretation to illuminate his role in the conflict and his infamous rise and fall. Through powerful monologues, evocative storytelling, and perhaps minimalistic staging, the production can evoke the chaos of the period while providing a nuanced, humanized view of Richard III, inviting audiences to reconsider his legacy and the tumultuous era that shaped his life.
"Blackbeard's Final Battle
The theatrical performance "Blackbeard's Final Battle" dramatizes the legendary pirate's last stand against a formidable opponent, capturing the intense and chaotic atmosphere of maritime combat through vivid costumes, dramatic choreography, and compelling storytelling. The production often features a solo actor portraying Israel Hands using powerful monologues and dynamic movement to convey Blackbeards cunning, bravery, and the chaos of battle, immersing the audience in the pirate's final moments and legendary legacy.
Life in Nelson's Navy 1805
The "Life in Nelson's Navy 1805" living history display offers an immersive experience into the daily routines, challenges, and environment faced by sailors during the Napoleonic Wars, particularly around the time of the Battle of Trafalgar.
Visitors can learn about naval procedures and see authentic uniforms, weaponry, and maritime tools of the era. The display aims to provide a vivid understanding of life at sea, highlighting the discipline, camaraderie, and hardships experienced by sailors serving under Admiral Nelson, bringing history to life through interactive exhibits and engaging demonstrations.
The Dugout
Our World War I trench life living history display provides an immersive experience, highlighting the daily routines, conditions, and hardships faced by soldiers in the trenches. Visitors can explore recreated trench systems, complete with muddy dugouts, barbed wire, and makeshift equipment, while learning about the challenges of trench warfare such as rats, mud, disease, and the constant threat of attack. Informative displays and authentic artefacts—like uniforms, helmets, and personal possessions—help convey the emotional and physical toll of war, offering a compelling educational opportunity to understand the realities faced by WWI soldiers on the front lines.
