An Evening with Alice Roberts: Digging into Britain’s Past

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Alice Roberts’s new Channel 4 series 'Britain's Most Historic Towns’ will be airing from Saturday 18 May 8pm and during June. Alice will be at the Regent live on stage in Christchurch on Wednesday 9 October 7.30pm.

We are very excited to have Anthropologist, author and broadcaster Professor Alice Roberts coming to the Regent with her latest theatre Tour, Digging into Britain’s Past. Alice has been delving into Britain’s past, and making archaeology programmes, for nearly twenty years. Alice joined Time Team as a bone expert before going on to present anthropology and archaeology stories on BBC Two’s immensely popular Coast series and co-presenting The Celts in 2015. Alice has presented seven series of Digging for Britain, sharing new archaeological discoveries from across the UK on BBC Four, and she has explored the history of our towns and cities in Britain’s Most Historic Towns on Channel 4 - which will be back with a second series in 2019. She has written eight popular science and archaeology books, including The Celts and Tamed: Ten species that changed our world.

In this exclusive tour, Alice will share insights, anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories from her personal journey to explore Britain’s past, with footage from her programmes and excerpts from her books. The show will finish with 20 minutes Q&A.

Tickets: £22, Concessions £20 (including the 50p Regent Centre development fee)

An Evening with Alice Roberts: Digging into Britain’s Past' will be at the Regent in Christchurch on Wednesday 9 October 7.30pm.   

Alice Roberts’s new Channel 4 series 'Britain's Most Historic Towns’ will be airing this month and June. Here is the Radio Times entry for the series that begins on Saturday 18 May 8pm   

Episode 1 will be Sat May 18th 8pm - 9pm on Channel 4. Episode 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 should air respectively on May 25 June 1, 8, 15 and 22 at the same time and channel. N.B this may change so please double check on radio times a few days before.