Anne Hathaway
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Imagine what it must have been like to be the wife of England’s most famous writer – William Shakespeare? Delve into the world of Anne Hathaway, mother of their three children. She is possibly the source of much inspiration behind Shakespeare’s writings. Explore how her life revolved around looking after her husband and family, supporting his work and many trips away from home. Gain a unique insight into the woman behind a literary icon that we all know and love.
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