19:30 on MONDAY 8TH JULY at THEATRE 503

503 Battersea Park Rd, Battersea, London SW11 3BW

THAT MAD LITTLE PLANET CALLED EARTH

In association with The Hidden Theatre Company

A sci-fi comedy by Tamsin Irwin set billions of years ago about how life started on Earth. The planets are in a race to be the first to create life and in the wake of the Extinction Rebellion this play will hit you with a BANG!

“An ending has to have a beginning, so there must be a narrative” and Irwin has encapsulated this wonderfully through her witty exploration of relationships in our solar system.

Watch the story unfold through flirting, friendship and rivalries and join us at the start of this new space adventure…

Irwin’s play was also part of the UN’s 2018 World Space Week at the British Interplanetary Society.

VENUS: Earth?

EARTH: Yes?

VENUS: Cherish it.

EARTH: What?

VENUS: Life!

...You might not have it forever.

EARTH: Does forever exist.

VENUS: Only the Universe knows that.

CREATIVES

WRITER: Tamsin Irwin is an award-winning emerging playwright and has written over one hundred scripts. Her work is regularly performed in and outside London at venues such as the Old Red Lion, New Diorama, Theatre Technis, The Cockpit, Glastonbury, The British Interplanetary Society, Salisbury Playhouse and Edinburgh Fringe, amongst others. Irwin’s play, Man Seeking Man (about men wanting equality to women) premiered at the Old Red Theatre and went on to be optioned as a short and feature film in Hollywood. Her short film, Our Pillow Talk, won a place at Raindance Film Festival and Women and Earth Festival. You can find out more about her work at www.tamsinirwin.com or @MakingDrama on Twitter.

DIRECTOR: Jeremy Sheffer has an MA in Theatre Directing from St Mary's University and has directed a number of scripts by Tamsin Irwin. His previous work includes Pinters' "The Lover"; "The Shape of Things" and "Five Kinds of Silence", by Shelagh Stevenson; and "Stitching" by Anthony Neilson. Find out more about him at Jeremysheffer.webs.com