Learn how courtship worked in the Regency era, from family approval and chaperones to love letters, gift giving, and proper breakups.

The immersive dating experience unfolds throughout the English countryside as Nicole Rémy, a real-life single from Seattle, searches for her own Mr Darcy amongst the 16 male suitors. Much like the ...

The Courtship’s finale is fast approaching. While she can’t give away the final results of her journey, Nicole weighed in on whether or not she’s happy with how it all played out and what lies ahead. ...

Handwritten love notes, horse-drawn carriage rides, meaningful looks exchanged over cups of tea — romance just seemed more fun in the Regency era, but can old-fashioned courting lead to a meaningful ...

In The Courtship, Nicole Rémy tries to find true love, Regency style. She heads to England and takes up residence in a castle, where she’s courted by 16 eligible men who are competing to win her heart ...

SURELY nothing in the astonishing scheme of life can have nonplussed Nature so much as the fact that none of the females of any of the species she created really cared very much for the male, as such.

Costume Designer Tom Rogers tells IndieWire about what he took from the Regency era and what he left on the cutting room floor. It is a truth perhaps not universally acknowledged so much as inevitable ...

NBC's new dating show is on a mission to prove that chivalry isn't dead. "The Courtship," set to premiere Sunday, March 6, offers a classic twist on modern dating and takes viewers on a romantic ...