Sarah has written, presented and appeared in many television programmes, films and vodcasts. She has also featured as historical consultant for documentaries and films. A selection of her screen work is featured below and on IMDb.
Britain’s X-Files
Consultant for TV Series on British mysteries (2026).
BBC Proms
Interval guest for Prom 5 ‘Zemlinsky’s The Mermaid’ (2024).
University Challenge
Panelist on Christmas University Challenge (2022)
Ships, Sea and the Stars
Interviewed guest on Royal Museums Greenwich at Home Vodcast about Mermaids (2020).
Digging up Britain’s Past
Interview with Raksha Dave on the medieval Prince Bishops of Durham. S2 E3, ‘Game of Thrones’. Channel 5 (2019)
British Film Institute
Presenter of a screening of The Lure at the British Film Institute’s Musicals! Season (2019).
Game of Thrones Finale
Presenter of vodcast on the influence of medieval history on Game of Thrones, Season 8. University of Liverpool (2019).
Britain’s Ancient Tracks
Interview with Sir Tony Robinson about King Arthur’s Cave in Herefordshire. S2, E2, ‘Offa’s Dyke’, Channel 4 (2017)
Oak Tree: Nature’s Greatest Survivor
Interview with George McGavin on oak gall ink. Royal Television Society Award for Best Science and Natural History programme. BBC 4 (2015).
BBC One Breakfast
Interview about the 600th Anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt (2015).
BBC News
Interview about medieval warfare (2015).
SOMM: Into the Bottle
Historical consultant for the medieval visual content in an independent film by Jason Wise (2015).
Castle Builders
Contributor to E1 and E3 of UKTV’s series on medieval castles (2015).
Henry V’s Spy
Presenter of a short BBC Arts film on the medieval chronicler John Hardyng and Scottish Independence (2014).
Liverpool Insiders’ Guide
Contributor to a short film about the city of Liverpool. With Mocha TV (2014).
The Mermaid’s Tale
Presenter of a short film about mermaids made for the BBC by Matchlight TV (2013).
BBC One Breakfast
Interview about St George and Englishness (2013).
Chester Noah Play
Interview about a Noah play performed in medieval Chester for Bay TV (2013).
Radio & Podcasts
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Press Features
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