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.

Armémuseum Visiting address: Riddargatan 13

Bergen City Museum

The Museum of Vikingatider is an Archeological Open Air Museums and has apart from working with living history and live interpretation three main spheres of activities: * The maritime archaeology and history is the important base of the museum activities. * The task of making the Viking Age and Early Middle Ages resurrect. * The spreading out of knowledge of history via modern IT-techniques. The Museum of Vikngatider owns some 100.000 square metres of meadowland next to Lödde river , Löddekpingen Skane . This land is divided into different areas of activities. The reconstructed Viking Age Farm, - working with live interpretation Located in the lowland area are the administration, IT and research buildings. The handicraft workshops and warehouses are also situated in this area. There is also the Hall Löddetofta IDAVALLEN activity area . The shop and the café wwwvikingatider.se

Interpretation Consultant specialising in Live Interpretation, also author and games designer

For hire: Sword fighters, highwaymen, pirates, jousters, princesses, executioners, side saddle ladies, men in shining armour, fallen women and so much more. History's Maid is a historical interpretation and research company with a passion for history and bringing it to life in a variety of creative, authentic and engaging ways through workshops and presentations designed for a variety of venues and audiences across the UK. The team is made of professional actors/interpreters, combat experts, horsemen and historians and we can turn our hand to anything from monologues to plays, from lectures to jousts. Company director Dr Kate Vigurs is an experienced and engaging historical interpreter with twelve years professional experience in research, live historical interpretation and re-enactment having worked for Royal Armouries, Imperial War Museum North and English Heritage to name but a few.

My name is Angela Pfenninger, I live in the South-West of Germany and am a historical interpreter. I offer concepts, scripting or scenario draft, as well as actual performance of museum theatre. This can be delivered first or third person, costumed and non-costumed to professional standard in German and English. My focus is on interactive formats that involve the audience (second person interpretation), and I also use methods of biographical theatre. The most unusual work I did was probably for art galleries, and wrtiting a museum comic book. On behalf of the Rhineland-Palatinate Museums Association, I also teach short courses on live interpretation, together with a specialist on historical dance & movement and a costume historian.

Marc operates his own heritage business, Novitas Heritage. He is also Live Interpretation coordinator for Interpret Europe.

My portrayal is that of a Roman painter (around 100 CE, urban). My "home base" is Cologne (where I live) and Xanten (where a painter's workshop was found as well as his tombstone), but I have a tent, a mobile workshop and a gallery – and I like to travel and display the proverbial arts and crafts of a Roman painter. The presentation is targeted at children as well as adults; visitors may prepare their own tempera paint and try their hand at painting. A collection of raw pigments illustrates the process of pigment making. There's also a box with encaustic paint which is shown together with its tools and paintings. Aside from this life presentation I offer design consulting as well as paintings "to order", both for Museum Parks like the APX in Xanten and for Living History Groups/Individuals. Feel free to contact me for advice, opinion and help.