Step into the shoes of a Roman citizen and experience the turbulent rule of the emperor Nero with the British Museum Youth Collective.
With a reputation tarnished by accounts of evil acts and lavish passion projects, Nero has become one of the most notorious figures in history.
As we take you through the events of his rule – from inheriting the throne at 16 to his forced suicide at 30 – it's up to you to decide whether he was a misunderstood young leader or a cruel tyrant after all.
This will be an immersive and interactive experience designed for 18–24 year olds, with attendees being assigned during the event as either a member of the senate, a Roman commoner or a soldier in the Praetorian Guard. The Youth Collective will guide you through the event with activities designed to explore this topic.
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Part of the British Museum Young People's Programme, supported by the Greengross family, the Youth Collective are a group of 18–24 year olds working to inspire other young people to engage with the British Museum. Through events, workshops and creative online content, the Youth Collective aim to spark conversations and influence change at the Museum.
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Bronze head of the emperor Nero, found in England, AD 54–61.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2021 AT 8 PM UTC+03
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