Let one of Britain's most compelling public historians, David Olusoga, take you through some of history's influential weapons - the firearms that helped to shape wars, empires and society itself. David unpacks the human stories behind four guns and the impact they've had on the world: The infamous Tommy Gun which became a symbol of American gangsters; The Maxim gun which killed millions in WWI and is still used today; The Brown Bess flintlock musket which helped Britain rule an empire, and the Lee-Enfield rifle which has seen many wars around the world since the late 1800s.

Best known as the "quintessential Englishman with the cut-glass accent", Nigel Havers has endeared himself to many through his five-decade career on stage and screen, from box office blockbusters like Chariots of Fire and Empire of the Sun to exuding raffish charm on stage at the London Palladium Pantomime for the better part of the last decade! Now, join Havers (not a Sir, yet) as he takes to the road once more for an evening of reminiscence, highs, lows, and behind-the-scenes gossip as he looks back over his storied career. Can we say National Treasure? We think so!