Finding Hester are a group of lawyers, archivists, technologists, educators, and authors who have all brought their specific skills to the research of Hester Leggatt and are now applying the same experience to the writing of a book about the process they undertook.Erin Edwards is an archivist, author and theatre-lover living in London. With one MA in Theatre and Performance Studies (which she constantly has to explain did not include getting up on a stage), and a second in Archives and Records Management, working on a book that combines historical research and musical theatre was a perfect fit.Greg Callus is a Welsh barrister at 5RB chambers in London, specialising in media & information law. As Fulbright Scholar at Columbia Journalism School in NYC, he discovered musical theatre by becoming a regular at Marie's Crisis Cafe.Claudia Caplan Wolff is an award-winning advertising copywriter and creative director. In 2019 she returned to academia, earning a degree in History and American Studies from Columbia University as well as the Herbert H. Lehman Prize for History.Rose Crossgrove is an educator and researcher, currently completing a PhD on representation in the History curriculum. She holds masters degrees in Classical Linguistics and Education Policy and has worked extensively with heritage sites and national awarding organisations to advocate for missing figures in History.Jack Lawrence is a London-based pancreatic cancer researcher working on a PhD at City St George's, University of London. He holds a masters degree in Biomedical Science and has a keen interest in research integrity and a passion for uncovering untold stories.

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Finding Hester are a group of lawyers, archivists, technologists, educators, and authors who have all brought their specific skills to the research of Hester Leggatt and are now applying the same experience to the writing of a book about the process they undertook.Erin Edwards is an archivist, author and theatre-lover living in London. With one MA in Theatre and Performance Studies (which she constantly has to explain did not include getting up on a stage), and a second in Archives and Records Management, working on a book that combines historical research and musical theatre was a perfect fit.Greg Callus is a Welsh barrister at 5RB chambers in London, specialising in media & information law. As Fulbright Scholar at Columbia Journalism School in NYC, he discovered musical theatre by becoming a regular at Marie's Crisis Cafe.Claudia Caplan Wolff is an award-winning advertising copywriter and creative director. In 2019 she returned to academia, earning a degree in History and American Studies from Columbia University as well as the Herbert H. Lehman Prize for History.Rose Crossgrove is an educator and researcher, currently completing a PhD on representation in the History curriculum. She holds masters degrees in Classical Linguistics and Education Policy and has worked extensively with heritage sites and national awarding organisations to advocate for missing figures in History.Jack Lawrence is a London-based pancreatic cancer researcher working on a PhD at City St George's, University of London. He holds a masters degree in Biomedical Science and has a keen interest in research integrity and a passion for uncovering untold stories.

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