History loves its heroes.
But it thrives on its villains.

From Richard III to Thomas Cromwell, Anne Boleyn to Henry VIII, Tudor history is crowded with figures branded as monsters, tyrants, schemers, and traitors.

But were they really villains?

My new online event, Tudor Villains, explores the men and women we love to hate, and asks:

Who decided they were “evil”?

What actually happened?

And what do their stories tell us about power, propaganda, and survival in Tudor England?