Horrible Histories - Terrible Tudors Tickets

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School’s out for the summer but there’s still time to learn some of history’s nastiest bits! Horrible Histories: Terrible Tudors returns to the West End for a third year of wickedly fun entertainment for kids, bringing the warts-and-all true stories of Henry VIII and his family to the Apollo Theatre. From the squeamish to the hilarious, this is your chance to meet the biggest names from yesteryear!

About Horrible Histories Live

Get stuck into the action as Henry VIII marries again… and again… and again! But which of his wives will get a divorce settlement, and which will end up on the chopping block?! In between you’ll learn about the king’s punch-up with the Pope, and his awful children: Bloody Mary, Ed - who fell dead in bed soon after inheriting the throne - and Elizabeth the First, who faces off against the Spanish Armada.

The UK’s most famous royal family has never been so interesting than in this fast-paced stage show. Forget your textbooks and stuffy classrooms, this is history with all the nasty - and most fun - bits left in. Whether you’re 5 or 105, you won’t be able to resist the witty jokes, catchy songs and lively interactive moments that make this one of the best shows for kids.

The Crown Jewels of Kid’s Theatre

The Horrible Histories theatre shows are based on Terry Deary’s best-selling book series, which has inspired a love of history in children for thirty years. Their huge success led to a hit television series and even a film, featuring catchy tunes “King of Bling” and “The Monarchs Song”.

Birmingham Stage Company’s gleefully funny and engaging stage adaptations, including Awful Egyptians and Barmy Britain, have been a hit in the West End for many years, with kids rushing to learn something new even when they’re not in school.

Book Tickets for Horrible Histories at the Apollo Theatre

Treat the whole family to Horrible Histories for the most fun you’ve ever had learning about the past! If you have ever wished that your history lessons were a bit less dry, tickets to see Terrible Tudors as it rampages back into central London are a no-brainer.