So You Want to be a Reenactor
Knowing who you are in the past and the present makes you a more convincing and engaging reenactor. So let’s start with the questions. Who, when, where?
Knowing who you are in the past and the present makes you a more convincing and engaging reenactor. So let’s start with the questions. Who, when, where?
You’ve washed, mended, ironed, darned, and sorted. Now what? Now, my friend, the hard truths: the assessments and upgrades. The hard stuff. Winter is a good tim...
I’d call it “three times a lady,” but truly, I’ve only been a lady in Occupied Philadelphia twice. Last year and this year, I portrayed Elizabeth Weed, a widowe...
The subject of carrying things at living history events never seems fully resolved. There were the fireworks I like to call Basketgate, and in the four years si...
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