
CAST & CREW
Suzannah Lipscomb
Dr. Suzannah Lipscomb is Senior Lecturer and Convenor for History at New College of the Humanities, London, and also holds a post as Lecturer in Early Modern History at the University of East Anglia. She has appeared on BBC’S The One Show, ITV’s GMTV, Channel 4’s Time Team, and BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, presented BBC Radio 3’s The Essay and co-presented Inside the World of Henry VIII on the History Channel. Her new three-part series on the Tower of London airs on National Geographic in Spring 2012. She is the author of 1536: The Year that Changed Henry VIII and A Visitor's Companion to Tudor England, co-author of Henry VIII: 500 Facts, and writes frequently for History Today and BBC History Magazine. For three years she was Research Curator at Historic Royal Palaces, based at Hampton Court Palace; she is now a Consultant for Historic Royal Palaces and on their Research Strategy Board.
FILMOGRAPHY
Celebrity Antiques Road TripSelf - Participant
Pointless CelebritiesSelf
Richard Osman's House of GamesSelf - Contestant
This WeekSelf - Guest
The House of EliottYoung Beatrice
Time TeamSelf - Historian
Insert Name HereSelf - Panelist
How the Tudors Lost Their HeadsPresenter
Titanic Sinks TonightSelf - Expert
Secrets of the National Trust with Alan TitchmarshSelf - Presenter
Hidden KillersSelf - Presenter
The QuizeumSelf - Panelist
Henry VIII and His Six WivesSelf - Presenter
Elizabeth ISelf - Presenter
The Great British WeatherSelf
Bloody Tales of the TowerSelf - Presenter
Henry and Anne: The Lovers Who Changed HistorySelf - Presenter
Bloody Tales of EuropeSelf - Presenter
Ancient AutopsyHerself
Secrets of the Manor HouseSelf - Expert
The Last Days of Anne BoleynSelf
A History Of Royal ScandalsSelf
The Secret Life of...Self - Expert
Witch Hunt: A Century of MurderSelf - Presenter
I Never Knew That About BritainSelf - Presenter
The Great Fire: In Real TimeSelf - Presenter
Walking Tudor EnglandSelf - Presenter
London: 2000 Years of HistorySelf - Presenter
Nicholas and AlexandraSelf - Presenter