Box office: 020 7978 7040
Stream Lyric CIC and Theatre503 present...
The UK is divided into two powerful cities and sprawling cooperative farmlands. When city woman, Ollie, visits the Farmland to sell medicine to official, James, an unusual love story begins, complicated by the radicalised boy, who fell on terra firma from the sky, and has been taken in for rehabilitation.
Set in a speculative but familiar version of England, Back to Terra Firma is a darkly funny love story about how people save others and themselves, set against a backdrop of rural health/climate poverty, and urban pressure. It hasn’t rained for three years…
Stream-Lyric makes plays with contemporary themes for intergenerational audiences in urban and rural venues.
Running time: 90 minutes (no interval)
Age guidance: 15+
Content Warnings: This show contains themes that some audience members may find distressing. If this sounds like it could apply to you, you can view the content information by clicking the hyperlink.
Tamsin Flower
Tamsin Flower grew-up in rural Rutland and attended Stamford School with a grant maintained place. For a time, she studied on Central School of Ballet's Pre-Senior programme. At 12, her family moved to Bahrain for her Dad's first teaching job, where she attended St Christopher's International School. Tamsin trained as an actor at Mountview and on graduating from the MA in Creative Writing (Scriptwriting) course at UEA, was supported by Arts Council England to develop and tour three interdisciplinary plays in the South East: MENTAL Play, Transformer and GREEN_Space. A radio play 'A Week in Eden' was developed by Afonica es and her poetry is published in journals including: Magma, Ink Sweat & Tears etc. Her journalism has featured in The Stage, Byline Times and ITV Daytime. Now a Twickenham resident, this is the first run of Tamsin's work in London. Having taken a break of several years to develop another profession, she is thrilled to be writing/making drama again.
There are currently no news articles for this show!
