Ingo is specialised in professional costumed first and third person interpretation and storytelling in historic houses, museums, castles, outdoor environments and other historic venues with experience of playing everyday characters from the Medieval period through to the early 20th century. Most roles have been unscripted, drawing on research and improvisation. His work has include freelance contracts at the State-Owned "Castles and Gardens in Baden-Württemberg" (Heidelberg Castle, Bruchsal Palace, Mannheim Palace, Schwetzingen Palace, UNESCO-World Heritage Site Cistercian Abbey Maulbronn, Benedictine Abbey Alpirsbach/Black Forest, Rastatt Palace), the German Pharmacy Museum, the Youth Hostel Association, the Speyer and Petersberg City Councils and the Diocese of Fulda.

KS2 School Visitor and Photographer The Vikings Anglo Saxons Iron Age Celtic Britain and the Roman Invasion As well as providing history experiences for schools Alex is also a freelance professional photographer combining historic interpretation and photography to produce imagery for museums, exhibitions, on site interpretive panels, Advertising, and Print.

I worked for 20 years in the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest, Hungary at the Department of Classical Antiquities as a museum educator. Since 2021 I work in Szent István Király Múzeum, Székesfehérvár. I'm the Head of Department of Museum Education and Communication. I am a drama teacher (trained by the Hungarian Drama and Theatre in Education Association in 2004) and a Certified Live Interpreter (a qualification given by Interpret Europe that can be achieved by completing a course run by Past Pleasure Ltd., UK or recently by Mark Wallis). During my work in the Museum of Fine Arts I developed live interpretation sessions, assembled and prepared research material for the interpreters and trained them. We did first person interpretation, usually based on ancient Greek and Roman characters. On special occasions we performed characters also from other periods.(ancient Egypt, Renaissance, XVII. century Netherlands).

In 2014, while still a university student, Viktória became a tour guide at the Royal Palace of Gödöllő, where between April 2019 and July 2021, she was a permanent staff member of the institution, impersonating Queen Elisabeth (commonly known as Sisi) at events both in Hungary and abroad as well as in the press and media. Currently, she is a freelance Living History Interpreter. Since Autumn 2021, she has been a guest of the Móra Ferenc Museum in Szeged, the Savaria Museum in Szombathely, and has had several sold-out program as a Living History Interpreter at the Hungarian National Museum. She has been actively researching the life of the Queen for almost 20 years, and has invested the knowledge she has acquired during this time to good use in her work: she considers it her mission to present Her Majesty as authentically as possible to her guests and the public.