Mr Punch invites you to unveil history’s hidden gems with the Classic Letters & Journals Collection, as we delve into the personal narratives of seven historical icons, bringing their intimate letters and journals masterfully to life.

The Letters of Jane Austen Step into the world of literary legend Jane Austen, portrayed by the incomparable Fiona Shaw. Austen's candid and occasionally scandalous correspondence offers a mesmerizing glimpse into the life of England's beloved wordsmith.

The Letters of Lord Byron Robert Powell takes center stage, weaving a vivid self-portrait of the notorious poet Lord Byron. From his tempestuous youth to the heights of poetic acclaim and his poignant demise during Greece's struggle for independence, Byron's inner world unfolds in this enthralling portrayal.

The Letters of Charlotte Brontë Imogen Stubbs embodies Charlotte Brontë, revealing the touching story of her life through heartfelt letters to confidante Ellen Nussey. A poignant journey through the heart and soul of a literary genius.

The Letters & Journals of Lord Nelson Charles Dance channels England's greatest hero, Lord Nelson, as he bares his heart in personal letters and journals. Experience the shocking frankness and passionate love letters to Emma Hamilton, forging a deep connection with this legendary figure.

Leaves from the Highland Journals of Queen VictoriaJoin Queen Victoria in her cherished Scottish Highlands with Virginia McKenna's exquisite reading of her Highland Journals. Discover the untold stories behind the crown and the intimate moments of royal life.

Scott of the Antarctic Embark on an epic adventure with Captain Robert Falcon Scott in his quest for the South Pole, powerfully portrayed by Edward Fox. Experience the courage, camaraderie, and relentless challenges faced by Scott and his team in the unforgiving Antarctic wilderness.

The Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth Jenny Agutter brings Dorothy Wordsworth's vivid observations of the English countryside to life. Immerse yourself in a bygone era filled with nature's beauty, societal reflections, and an unbreakable bond with her brother, William.