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Under the Skin
Under the Skin: A Complicated History of Vaccine Confidence
Dr Jenner’s House, 2026 season
Dr Jenner's House is pleased to present Under the Skin, a new temporary exhibition exploring the complicated history of vaccine confidence, resistance and public trust. Blending art, science, and history, the exhibition traces debates around vaccination from Jenner’s cowpox vaccine to the present day, asking how fear, lived experience, misinformation, inequality and institutional trust have shaped public responses to vaccination.
Under the Skin invites visitors to look beyond simple divisions and consider what we can learn by listening to one another with curiosity and humanity.
Jekyll and Hyde
In a new and enthralling one-man stage adaptation of the classic tale of terror, acclaimed actor Jonathan Goodwin plays both Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde. Journey with us to Victorian London, and experience the unbridled horror of this perennial favourite. The City is paralysed with fear when the repugnant and wicked Mr Hyde embarks upon his criminal spree. But what is his shocking secret, and what possible connection can he have with the dour and respectable Dr Jekyll?
Goodwin performs in a show scripted by himself and co-directed by Goodwin and Gary Archer.
In addition to the performance of Jekyll and Hyde, you will be invited for an exclusive ‘after hours’ guided walking tour of the Museum.
Doors open at 6:30pm, Tour of the Museum at 6.45pm with the Performance taking place at 7.45pm (including an interval).
Appropriate for age 13+. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Advanced booking required.
Event Tickets - Main
Event Tickets - Concession (full time students only)