Alice Loxton is an award-winning historian and writer. She is best known for presenting history for young people in a lively and surprising way.
She is a presenter, producer and writer at History Hit TV, where she has presented and created documentaries such as The Eleanor Crosses, Broadway Tower, The Battle of Edgehill, The Lady with the Lamp, The Uniforms of the British Army and The Rollright Stones.
Alice is also the face of the History Hit TikTok, where she has gathered a fan base with her short, snappy history facts.
Alice is currently writing a book on James Gillray and the Golden Age of British satirical cartoons for Icon Books. She has written for The Telegraph and BBC Music Magazine, and penned over 60 history articles for History Hit.
She is a confident and lively public speaker, and has spoken at several schools, history groups and universities. Most recently, she gave a talk at The Georgian Group.
Alice was the founder of the award-winning student satirical history magazine, The Plague (a historic cross between Closer magazine and Private Eye). In 2018 and 2019, she wrote, produced and performed a one-woman satirical history show for the Edinburgh Fringe, News@1066 (a cross between Cunk on Britain and The Mash Report).
She is also a member of Equity, having performed in The Duchess of Malfi and Richard III with The Royal Shakespeare Company.
In her spare time, she enjoys adventure! At the University of Edinburgh she threw herself into the Officer Training Corps and Royal Naval Units, spending her final summer aboard HMS Archer on Baltops. She’s currently applying for the Royal Naval Reserves.
Her websiteis www.aliceloxton.com
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