Wild Women Live Explores Mother Nature
Join the women behind some of the world's most-loved wildlife documentaries for an inspiring evening of stories and adventures. From jungles to Arctic landscapes, they reveal what it takes to bring wildlife to life on screen.

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Wild Women Live: There’s A Reason They Call It Mother Nature took place 2 Nov 2026 at Assembly Hall Theatre (Tunbridge Wells).
You will hear remarkable stories and experiences from the women who have worked on wildlife documentaries for the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky, Netflix, and National Geographic. These acclaimed presenters, filmmakers, camera operators, and storytellers will take to the stage to reveal the hidden stories of the natural world, from sweltering jungles and frozen Arctic landscapes to Britain's own coastlines and countryside. Their courage, passion, and skill have allowed them to capture the beauty and drama of the natural world, and they will share their inspiring and moving experiences with the audience.
The evening is perfect for anyone who loves wildlife and the natural world, and wants to learn more about the people who bring these stories to life on screen. The women behind Wild Women Live have a deep passion for their work, and their stories are sure to inspire and motivate the audience. With their wealth of experience and knowledge, they will provide a unique insight into the world of wildlife filmmaking, and what it takes to capture the beauty and drama of the natural world.
Wild Women Live is fronted by Michaela Strachan, a broadcaster known for The Really Wild Show, Countryfile, and Springwatch, and Anna Dimitriadis, a wildlife camera operator and presenter known for Big Cats 24/7 and Tiger Island. They will be joined by other female presenters, filmmakers, and camera operators, including Sarah Roberts and Lizzie Daly, who will share their own stories and experiences of working in the wildlife documentary industry. The line-up may vary, but the evening is sure to be an inspiring and moving experience for all who attend.
The event takes place on Monday, 2 November 2026, at the Assembly Hall Theatre in Tunbridge Wells. Tickets are with the button beside the article. This is a unique opportunity to hear from the women who have dedicated their lives to capturing the beauty and drama of the natural world, and to learn more about the world of wildlife filmmaking. With their inspiring stories and experiences, Wild Women Live is an event not to be missed, and is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who attend.
The women behind Wild Women Live have a deep understanding of the natural world, and have spent their careers sharing their knowledge and passion with others. They are known for their courage, passion, and skill, and have captured the beauty and drama of the natural world in a way that inspires and motivates others. The evening is a chance to hear their stories, and to learn more about the world of wildlife filmmaking, and what it takes to bring these stories to life on screen.
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