Laugh Out Loud with Who Did What Now?

On Friday, 6 November 2026, Katie Charlwood will perform at the Caroline of Brunswick in Brighton, as part of the venue's 20th anniversary celebrations. Katie Charlwood, known as the History Harlot, will bring her internationally chart-topping podcast Who Did What Now? to the stage for a live recording. The show, titled "OOPS! I’m in…", will feature Katie's sharp wit and impeccable research as she delves into the true story of the actual Caroline of Brunswick.

Katie Charlwood has built a reputation for making history entertaining, with a huge following across social media and appearances working with the BBC. Her ability to find the best and worst people in history and serve up stories with laughs, unexpected twists, and occasional bits of smut has made her a favourite among history lovers and those who enjoy unbelievable true stories. With her delightfully confusing accent, being half Scottish and half Irish, Katie brings a unique flavour to her storytelling.

The live show will be an entertaining night of laughs, surprises, and the comforting reminder that people have always been making spectacularly bad decisions. Katie's performance will prove that the past was every bit as messy as the present, and that even the Royals have made their fair share of mistakes. The event is suitable for anyone who enjoys history, comedy, or just hearing unbelievable true stories.

Tickets and details for the event are available with the button beside this article. The Caroline of Brunswick in Brighton will host the show, and those interested in attending can find more information there. Katie Charlwood's live podcast recording is an event not to be missed by fans of history and comedy.

The combination of Katie Charlwood's sharp wit, impeccable research, and entertaining storytelling style makes this event a unique and enjoyable experience. With her ability to make history outrageously entertaining, Katie Charlwood's live show is sure to delight audiences and leave them looking forward to more.