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Recreate the lavish Christmas festivities of Henry VIII; LUCY WORSLEY'S 12 DAYS OF TUDOR CHRISTMAS - Dec. 20 at 10 pm - Vimarsana News

Recreate the lavish Christmas festivities of Henry VIII; LUCY WORSLEY'S 12 DAYS OF TUDOR CHRISTMAS - Dec. 20 at 10 pm

Celebrate the Holidays withLUCY WORSLEY’S 12 DAYS OF TUDOR CHRISTMASTuesday, December 20, 2022 on PBS New Special Hosted by the Popular British Historian Recreates the Lavish Christmas Fes

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Celebrate the Holidays with "LUCY WORSLEY'S 12 DAYS OF TUDOR CHRISTMAS"; December 18 at 8 pm - Vimarsana News

Celebrate the Holidays with "LUCY WORSLEY'S 12 DAYS OF TUDOR CHRISTMAS"; December 18 at 8 pm

Hosted by the Popular British Historian Recreates the Lavish Christmas Festivities of Henry VIII Join the popular royal historian and TV personality Lucy Worsley as she brings to life a mag

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The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe to star Samantha Womack - Vimarsana News

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe to star Samantha Womack

TV and theatre star Samantha Womack will play Narnia's evil White Witch when The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe comes to Southampton in November.

Celebrate the Holidays with LUCY WORSLEY'S 12 DAYS OF TUDOR CHRISTMAS; December 18 at 10 pm - Vimarsana News

Celebrate the Holidays with LUCY WORSLEY'S 12 DAYS OF TUDOR CHRISTMAS; December 18 at 10 pm

  Lucy Worsley (center) with musicians at Ingatestone Hall. Join the popular royal historian and TV personality Lucy Worsley as she brings to life a magnificent Tudor Christmas, exploring the rituals and riches of the 12-day holiday as it was celebrated during the reign of King Henry VIII. With Lucy as our guide — in lavish period costume — we discover that many of our current traditions, from carols to Christmas cake, from gift-giving to mulled wine, have surprising Tudor origins. Enjoy a fun-filled and revelatory extravaganza that combines the sacred and the secular into an unforgettab...

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