Philippa Gregory, a bestselling author known for her Tudor Court novels, passionately defends Queen Elizabeth I, highlighting her strong leadership and defiance of gender norms. In contrast, Daisy Goodwin, a screenwriter and creator of the hit series 'Victoria,' presents the case for Queen Victoria, emphasizing her pragmatic rule and emotional resilience. The debate dives into their complex legacies, with dramatic readings and audience engagement reflecting on their impacts on women's rights, education, and the course of British history.
