The manor house where lesbian diarist Anne Lister lived is to extend its opening hours to cope with an influx of tourists following the success of the TV series Gentleman Jack. Shibden Hall in ...

I thank God for it.’ Anne’s secret code was first broken in the late 19th century by her descendent John Lister, alongside Arthur Burrell, a Bradford antiquarian. Because of their ...

Anne Lister - played by Suranne Jones in the Gentleman Jack series - made a 200-mile round trip from Halifax to Llangollen to visit Sarah Ponsonby and Lady Eleanor Butler The fascinating life of ...

Anne Lister was a fascinating woman ... about her sexual identity she jotted down in those diaries. This year Gentleman Jack, a BBC One and HBO co-produced miniseries about Lister’s 49-year ...

It also addresses Lister studies in popular culture through the successful Gentleman Jack BBC-HBO series ... the genders and the social worlds of the inventive and marvelous Anne Lister.' Jack ...

In episode 3 of Gentleman Jack, Anne Lister (Suranne Jones) and Ann Walker (Sophie Rundle) return from their Lake District link-up to leafy Yorkshire, where love is clearly in the country air.

Q: In 1964 (approximately) there was a half-hour show called “Hank” about a young man attempting to gain knowledge from college classes but who was not registered at the school.

It also addresses Lister studies in popular culture through the successful Gentleman Jack BBC-HBO series, including an interview with Sally Wainwright ... ‘This is the smart, timely, interdisciplinary ...

Gentleman Jack is based on the real diaries of Anne Lister, who sometimes wrote in code to disguise her innermost thoughts. Here we have selected extracts from the diary and explain how they ...

A new feature film about the life of Yorkshire landowner Anne Lister is in development following the cancellation of BBC series Gentleman Jack. Georgian industrialist and same-sex marriage pioneer ...

Actor Suranne Jones, who stars as Anne Lister, attends the “Gentleman Jack” New York premiere at Metrograph on April 17, 2019, in New York. Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images/TNS You have questions.